Transformation

Dr. Sagnik Dutta

May 11 min read

In-Between Languages, Disciplines and Worlds: A Conversation with Dr. Sagnik Dutta ['16]

In this episode we have with us Sagnik Dutta (Class of 2016), who graduated from Cambridge in 2020 with a PhD in Politics and...

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Andi Schubert

May 11 min read

The Burden of Being a Bridge: A Conversation with Andi Schubert ['22]

In this episode we have with us a current Gates Cambridge scholar, Andi Schubert [Class of 2022], a PhD student in the Faculty of...

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Piero Rubio Toletti

Apr 293 min read

Towards Critical Masculinity in Cambridge Rowing

It is trivial to call Cambridge a bubble, thoroughly isolated from the “world” out there. But what if we think of rowing in Cambridge as...

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Alaa Hajyahia & Seetha Tan

Apr 2914 min read

Reimagining Justice Through Transformative Solidarity

Solidarity movements are generative spaces, fortifying existing connections while also forging new relations. They possess the ability to...

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Adaiah Hudgins-Lopez

Apr 297 min read

This Bridge Called Post-Industrial Hope

This essay is being written during the first four months of a fifteen-month fieldwork period of my PhD research. When I returned to...

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Lia Kornmehl

Apr 297 min read

The Doors God Can’t Open: Observations of Chaplaincy in Prisons and Jails

A row of cells in the Alcatraz Prison, New York City. Photo Credit: "Inside Alcatraz Cell Block - Textured" by danmiami is licensed under...

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