The Cavendish Chronicle is a termly print magazine from Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge. Its goal is to privilege the diversity of voices at our mature-age, women’s college, as well as promote other creative minds from the University of Cambridge. The magazine is student-run, read, and written. Find them here:

Note from the editors:
Can you see the changes? It seems as if time moves in a fluctuating pace and the only way to make sense of its capricious steps is by recording it. Through paintings, pictures or texts, we keep track of both the warm breeze and the howling winds of change and assign them meaning. Perhaps, our persistent desire to keep memories alive is the sole constant around which the world rotates.
Dear reader, we are proud to present 2020’s first edition of the Cavendish Chronicle! As you flip through the carefully curated pages, you’ll discover a collection of evocative poems, thought-provoking short stories, interviews and art, all submitted by our talented college members and alumni. Our team diligently worked to hand-pick and edit the magazine’s content and we only hope you can relate to, and find comfort in, the pieces we’ve chosen to publish. Thank you for your active engagement and for your support in our attempt to document a sliver of time. We look forward to hearing even more from you in the future and hope that you join us on our ever-changing journey with the Cavendish Chronicle.
The aim of this society is to create and cultivate a vibrant art community at Lucy Cavendish College, through planning of fun and stimulating painting sessions, as well as though organization of trips to museums and exhibitions. At each session, a new theme is introduced whose intent is to inspire our society’s members and introduce them to a broad and emotive range of art.
The Lucy Writers’ Platform is an online platform that showcases the creative output of women writers from the Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge, community and beyond. Regardless of where you are in your professional journey, we want to be the space, room and home for your words and artistic visions. Find them here:
The Society aims to openly discuss all presented fiction and to provide feedback. If a piece of literature is a success within the Society, you might be helped to publish it, at least within the University.
Feel free to contact Catherine at ep505@cam about becoming a member!
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