Interview with Dr Arushi Garg

Dr Arushi Garg is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Criminology.

She is currently completing a manuscript based on her work in relation to criminal justice, to be published as part of OUP’s Clarendon Studies in Criminology Series. Arushi is on the editorial board of the Indian Law Review, and a Fellow at Wolfson College.

 

How long have you lived in Eddington?

I’ve been a proud Eddington resident since September 2022!

What do you love most about Eddington?

What I love most is all the water bodies we can go around – I love walking, I love running, I love just sitting and meditating around there.

How do you find the community at Eddington?

For me, the community is like family away from home – all the times that I feel isolated, or lonely, or a little bit down, it’s always nice to know that I have friends and neighbours who will envelop me in their warmth.

What parts of Eddington work best for you?

Eddington has all the things I love and enjoy in one place. Whether that’s music at the beer festival, or the coffee from Dulcedo – it’s just an amalgamation of everything I love about Cambridge.