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Suchir Salhan
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Deputy Editor, The Cambridge Student
Cambridge, Worcester
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Biography
Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Per Capita. Deputy Editor of The Cambridge Student. Former Investigations Editor, Senior Science Editor, News Correspondent and previously Chief Sub-Editor of Varsity Newspaper. Previously News & Investigations Editor at The Cambridge Student.
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The Cambridge University Palestine Court Case: “Drop your injunction suppressing free speech” says UCU General Secretary, Jo Grady, wrote to Cambridge Vice-Chancellor, Debbie Prentice
By Suchir Salhan Verified, Charlie Windle| Per Capita Verified The University of Cambridge launched a failed attempt to secure a five-year High Court injunction against Israel and Palestine-related protests. Cambridge University was granted a “very narrow and limited court order”, but the longer-term application was dismissed by the court. University lawyers claimed that the injunction was “urgently” required ahead of a graduation ceremony.
University Briefings (Feb 25): Gender Critical author, Helen Joyce, prompts Oxford student Valentines Day protest
By Suchir Salhan Verified| Per Capita Verified Gender-critical author, Helen Joyce, spoke at Balliol College on Valentines day in Oxford, prompting a student protest and walk out. Joyce spoke at an event organised by convener of the Balliol Philosophy Society, John Maier. Joyce’s talk, entitled “Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Sex (and Gender) but were afraid to ask” discussed transgender rights activism and her latest book “Trans: When Ideology Makes Reality”. Joyce was reported to claim that “transition is objectively bad”.
In Brief: “Unregulated AI Growth risks damaging UK creative sector” says new Cambridge report, as 48000+ creatives protest UK government AI copyright proposals
By Suchir Salhan Verified| Per Capita Verified A new report published jointly by three Cambridge initiatives argues that the unregulated use of Generative AI will not guarantee economic growth and risks damaging the UK’s thriving creative sector, as the UK government closes a consultation today (25/02) into plans for the future of copyright and AI. The consultation suggests a so-called “rights reservation” system where every company, artist or author would need to opt out of their work being utilised and copied by tech groups.
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The Cambridge Student
Established in 1999, we are a student newspaper based in Cambridge aimed at providing an alternative voice in student journalism. Our focus is long-form journalism on global issues focusing on high-quality analytical journalism. We publish online and in a print magazine once a term. As well as our main news output, we have a dedicated podcast and have recently launched our TCS Conferences which bring together esteemed speakers for discussions around journalism and current events. We also launched our very own creative zine, MUSE, in January 2024. Dedicated to creative work, MUSE will serve to platform all the incredible creative voices in Cambridge.
Founded: 1999