The Cambridge Student
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The Cambridge Student (TCS) is the younger of Cambridge University's main student newspapers (Varsity is the other). The newspaper is owned and published by the Cambridge University Students' Union (CUSU) but is editorially independent.
Founded in May 1999 the paper has since continued to produce a weekly print run of 10k copies during university term time. The paper boasts several Guardian Student Media Awards, and has recently interviewed public figures including United Nations Weapons Inspector Hans Blix, actor Patrick Stewart and politician Ian Paisley. TCS was the first newspaper to break the story of the threatened closure of Cambridge's architecture department, which later featured in the national press.
[edit] Editors
Elly Shepherd was the editor for the first six issues of Lent 2007. She was succeeded by Jack Sommers who edited it for the remaining three.
Previous editors have been:
Michaelmas 2006: Alice Palmer
Lent 2006: Ben Sillis
Michaelmas 2005:
Beth McEvoy and Pamela Welsh
Lent 2005:
Ruth Barnett and Thomas Williams
Michaelmas 2004:
Thomas Williams
Lent 2004:
Tom Stammers and Zoe Strimpel
Michaelmas 2003:
Oliver Duff and Luke Layfield (first issue)
Oliver Duff (subsequent issues)
Lent 2003:
Eve Williams
[edit] External links
The website of the Cambridge Student has not been updated since 2005.
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