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Student Minds Cambridge and Trinity Hall students have launched open letters calling for “compassion” to be shown by the collegiate University when dealing with returns enquiries.
Current University guidance allows for students to return to under exceptional circumstances, including a lack of a workspace at home and physical or mental health issues. However, students have told Varsity of the issues they have encountered in this process, while the open letter from Trinity Hall students cites colleges such as “Girton [and] Gonville and Caius…[have] policies that prioritise the well being of their students.”
In response to the disparity between the approach of different colleges, Rensa Gaunt, the Disabled Students’ Officer at the Cambridge Student Union, told ....

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