Writing & Journalism
Suchir Salhan is an experienced writer and freelance journalist, founding the newest Cambridge-based publication Per Capita Media in August 2023.
Previously as Deputy Editor of The Cambridge Student and a News Correspondent and Investigations Editor for Varsity, Suchir contributed to reporting on the Marking & Assessment Boycott among national publications, interviewed Cambridge-based novelists and academics and published Varsity's first AI-generated article, and supported the revival of TCS in Michaelmas 2023 and Lent 2024, including introducing a new “long-form” journalism format covering global politics and higher education.
Now, Suchir is focussed on leading Per Capita Media (PCM) with a team of students and academics from the University of Cambridge, Oxford University, UAL (London College of Fashion & Central St Martins) and contributors from secondary schools.
Councillor Chloe Hawryluk on what the British left should be doing for young working-class people.
Analysed: Trinity College Cambridge Invests in Israeli Arms Manufacturer and over £2.5m in companies funding conflict in Gaza
“I truly hope to emulate Zephaniah’s gentle bravery” and defend Spoken Word as a “legitimate Art Form”, says Birmingham Poet Laureate, Jasmine Gardosi.
The State of Fashion 2024: The Disruptive Power of AI Fashion
Anger and Sadness over the Pitchfork-GQ Merger: a “Crisis and Tragedy” in Music Journalism
Per Capita Media | News | “We don’t want Superpowers in our Backyard”, says Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister, as the country faces criticism over “draconian” Internet Laws.
SU by-elections underway to fill empty positions
A week in Cambridge science: New research on dwindling vaccine protection
Does radical climate activism help the environment?
Students criticise voter ID laws after local elections
A week in Cambridge science: King’s meadow, Ukraine war and solar power breakthrough
A pioneer for women in science 70 years on from the discovery of DNA
Cambridge signs up to new AI rules
New vice-chancellor admits graduating cohort have had ‘worst ever student experience’
Oppenheimer in Cambridge: The father of the atomic bomb who tried to poison his supervisor
Churchill alum at heart of Chinese foreign minister scandal
The Lies Behind Cambridge Minds
Sham graduations and the farce of provisional results
Rishi Sunak visits Jesus College for religious ceremony
Cambridge commits to reviewing supervision system
Prentice must address Cambridge’s geopolitical crisis, rather than free speech
Revealed: Students support supervision boycott
Wealthy families offered Cambridge course on generational wealth
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