Events in October

Forthcoming Events

Fri 18th October

Mentor Applications Now Open: 16th September 9am - 21st October 9am

US election: what's at stake for reproductive rights?: 7:30pm - 9pm; St John's Old Divinity School; if Harris wins, can abortion access be restored? if Trump wins, how could the situation geteven worse - both in America and across the world? join our panel of experts to find out

Fitz Swing Gig: 8pm - 10:30pm; Fitzwilliam College Bar; Fitz Swing playing in the Fitzwilliam College Bar. Free entry and open to all, so come along for an evening of live music!

FemScene: 8:30pm - 10:30pm; Trinity Hall College Bar; Join Cambridge Pink Week, Gender Agenda, WomCam and many other wonderful College Feminist Societies to chat and catch up!

Sat 19th October

Mentor Applications Now Open: 16th September 9am - 21st October 9am

Free Give-it-a-go Session 2: 12:30pm - 2:30pm; Studio 2, Cambridge University Sports Centre, Philippa Fawcett Drive, CB3 0AS; Open to anyone who wants to try Aikido. We will teach the basics and cover a couple of techniques!

Sun 20th October

Mentor Applications Now Open: 16th September 9am - 21st October 9am

Punting & Brunch: 11am - 1pm; Queen's College- Silver St; meet at queens’ for free punting and then we’ll head to brunch! sign-up via our linktree

Hoi Sem Dinner: 6pm - 8pm; Seven Days, Regent Street, Cambridge CB2 1DP; Welcome back to Cambridge! Join us at the term commencement dinner and meet fellow batch mates.

Mon 21st October

Mentor Applications Now Open: 16th September 9am - 21st October 9am

Thu 24th October

Advice Drop in Sessions: noon - 2pm; Cambridge SU

Cambridge SU x Black Curriculum: Reclaiming the Narratives: 2pm - 4pm; Cambridge SU; Cambridge SU x Black Curriculum: Reclaiming the Narratives Talk

Fri 25th October

Spirited Discussions II: 7:45pm - 11pm; Little St Mary's Church; Spirited Discussions is our well-known and much-loved flagship event, where we debate three motions in a gradually less coherent manner. Comedy greatly encouraged, new speakers indubitably welcomed, and a fantastic way to mix politics and fun.

Tue 29th October

Evan Ng, Energy Consulting with Baringa: 5:30pm - 6:30pm; St John's College, Old Divinity School, Main Lecture Theatre; Baringa Partners is a leading consulting firm with a strong presence in the energy sector.

Thu 31st October

Advice Drop in Sessions: noon - 2pm

Sat 2nd November

Scientific Internship Event: 1pm - 6pm; Main Lecture Theatre, Old Divinity School, St John’s College

St Clement's lunchtime recital: 1pm - 2pm; St Clement's church, Bridge St, Cambridge CB2 1UF; CU Recorder Ensemble holds its first concert of the academic year, as part of St Clement's lunchtime recital series. Come listen, the entry is free but donations are accepted!

Mon 4th November

Alex O'Cinneide on Financing the Energy Transition, Speaker Event: 6pm - 7pm; tbc, check CUETS instagram; In collaboration with CUVCPE.

Tue 5th November

workshop: winning arguments for choice: 7:30pm - 8:30pm; Queen's Angevin Room; the art of war: members-only masterclass on how to win arguments about abortion

Thu 7th November

Advice Drop in Sessions: noon - 2pm

Ten Years of Gay Marriage: In Conversation with Baroness Lynne Featherstone: 5:30pm - 7pm; Bateman Auditorium, Gonville and Caius; Cambridge University Liberal Association is pleased to welcome Baroness Lynne Featherstone, architect of the equal marriage legislation, for an event marking 10 years of gay marriage.

What can we demand from the new Labour government?: 7:30pm - 8:30pm; John Castlereagh Room

Wed 13th November

Member's Formal: 7:30pm - 10pm; Jesus College Old Hall; wine, dine, discuss: join us for a formal dinner. sign-up via our linktree

Launch Party @ Rumboogie: 10pm - 3am; Revolution, Cambridge; Get ready to club for a cause! Stay tuned for tickets to the hottest club night with all your friends!

Thu 14th November

Advice Drop in Sessions: noon - 2pm

Fri 15th November

Spirited Discussions III: 7:45pm - 11pm; Little St Mary's Church; Spirited Discussions is our well-known and much-loved flagship event, where we debate three motions in a gradually less coherent manner. Comedy greatly encouraged, new speakers indubitably welcomed, and a fantastic way to mix politics and fun.

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