Tom Driver argues that the seemingly ever-increasing price of watching football, both live and on television, is detrimental for the grassroots level of the sport, as well as for making …
Why professional sport should continue in lockdown.
After enjoying the recent televised World Athletics Tour and the Super Bowl, Helene Greenwood argues that it is overall a positive thing that elite sport has largely continued despite lockdown …
Exercise and Mental Health in Lockdown: Are Home Workouts the Answer?
COVID-19 has taken an immense toll on the physical health of our population. Still, the mental health consequences resulting from the pandemic are just as significant, particularly within the student …
Women’s Rugby and the #ICARE campaign – highlighting the ongoing sexism that rugby faces.
How the #ICARE campaign exhibits the ongoing discrimination female athletes face, particularly in male-dominated sports, such as rugby. On the 13th January, it was announced that the Women’s Six Nations …
Changing and Making Change: College Rowing During the COVID-19 Pandemic
King’s College Boat Club W1 are running/cycling/erging to cover a million metres in a month between January 14th- February 14th, in aid of Cambridge Cyrenians, Wintercomfort, and Jimmy’s Homeless Shelter, …
Cambridge Sports Clubs Take On Lockdown 3.0
New year, new term, and it should have been one to look forward to, with the possibility of BUCS matches resuming and Varsities looming on the horizon. Unfortunately, the new …
“Taekwondo Is More Than Just a Sport” – Interview With Jonty Yin.
Jonty Yin was recently selected for the British University Taekwondo National League. Hopefully, in July, he will be competing at the World University Championships in Manchester. He explains how Taekwondo …
The Long Game – The Resurgence of Test Cricket
Charlie Friend, our resident cricket columnist in his role working for Hawk-Eye, analyses where the game’s oldest format stands given the rise of the white-ball game. “It’s the best form …
Cambridge University Dance Competition Team: Then & Now
Jennie Leggat explains some of the very recent history of The Cambridge University Dance Competition Team, (CUDCT). The team was set up by the Cambridge University Tap and Jazz Society …
Feeling Blue
Cambridge University Dance Competition Team, (CUDCT) recently achieved Blues Status. Niamh O’Shaughnessy explains how significant this was for the team, and for her own Cambridge dance experience. In a …