As of January 2024, CU PCM is a Registered Club & Society with the Junior Proctor’s Office of the University of Cambridge. Our society promotes the activities of Cambridge University students and alumni contributing to the publication.
The aims of the organisation are to enable students in the University of Cambridge to undertake and support original, high-quality journalism within underrepresented communities in the national media, as well as highlight and facilitate possible career paths in the media, with previous editors going to work in professional positions in the media.
The aims of the society include:
- Crafting an editorial vision focussed on students and young people by contributing to the publication’s progressive and inclusive editorial direction.
- Promoting a diversity of student thought and opinion through upholding the publication’s relaxed editorial policy.
- Establishing a network of young journalists and writers in colleges and secondary schools across the United Kingdom to contribute to Opinion and Culture content, alongside any further journalistic output.
Constitution
Our Constitution can be found, in full, here. Alternatively, further information can be found on the Cambridge University Student Union (CUSU) website: https://www.cambridgesu.co.uk/organisation/percapitamedia/.
The termly Editorial Team of Per Capita Media will include at least one Editor-in-Chief and one Deputy Editor currently studying at the University of Cambridge and a minimum of three further senior Editorial roles occupied by students at the University
The Editors-in-Chief of Cambridge University Per Capita Media (CUPCM) for 2025-2026 are Charlie Windle and Rares Cocilnau.