The Cambridge Engineer (Cambridge University Engineering Society Magazine)

The Cambridge University Engineering Society (CUES) was founded in 1901 with a principle goal of stimulating and promoting engineering enthusiasm amongst students. The society's magazine was established shortly afterwards to help realise this goal with the earliest magazine on record dating back to 1923. In those days the magazine operated more like a journal - the articles were more of an academic nature. However, in recent years, the nature of the articles has diversified, and CUES has been promoting the rewriting of technical pieces of work into more layman terms, whilst keeping the key points, in order to increase accessibility and entertain a wider audience.