The Cambridge Language Collective is an online student publication set on broadening horizons beyond the Anglophone world.
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The Cambridge Language Collective was founded by students at the University of Cambridge in 2020. It is a collaborative publication brought to life by a team of student journalists who are committed to spotlighting a range of topics from beyond the English-speaking world.
Featuring fresh and original writing, the Cambridge Language Collective aims to broaden perspectives and encourage readers to think beyond their cultural confines.
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“The Cambridge Language Collective is a space where students can contribute articles about anything relating to the world's languages and cultures.”
– Liv Bonsall, Co-Founder
The Team
Co-Founders
Liv Bonsall and Hannah Sherry
Executive Committee
Editors-in-Chief
Alexander Brian and Soraya Shakibi
Deputy Editors
Alex Reeves-Bonoldi and Beatrix Comey
Publicity Manager
Sophya Bancroft
Visuals Team
Isaac Ohringer (Photographer), Rachael Aina (Illustrator), Anna Katharina Osiander (Illustrator)
Section Editors
Americas
Kai Geere and Natalia del Mar Green-Salinas
Asia
Alexis Liu
Europe
Leila Branfoot and Megan Saitch
Linguistics
Amelia Hodge and Sam Bath
Middle East, Africa and Central Asia
Abbie Bowden (Middle East)
Eddie Laurence (Africa)
Lara Marshall Roberts (Central Asia)
Travel
Eleanor Dougan and Jake Altmann
Year Abroad
Lucy Thomas and Mae Auckland
