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Our Secret Supervisor gives some frank advice for this years’ fresh meat.
In his debut column, jaded third-year ALEX JACKMAN explains how he got to where he is today.
XAVIER HETHERINGTON questions the motivations of the Tab journalists behind exposing Trinity’s investments.
Following news last week that Trinity holds investments in a host of unethical companies, DANIEL MACMILLEN issues a call to arms and explains why taking a stand against the university is vital in order to safeguard our future.
TOMÁS SABAT kicks off his freshers week with a cracking night of comedy featuring household name Russell Howard.
The Tab is kicking off a new regular feature informing students of the weird and wonderful world of Cambridge Sport. HENRY PRITCH investigates the Dutch sport Korfball.
In the first instalment of our new sex column, we discover just how ruthlessly efficient Germans can be in the bedroom.
The General Manager of CUSU, Mark McCormack, has been rewarded with a £6,500 pay rise while members of staff across the University remain on minimum wage and various campaigns continue to be underfunded.
Edinburgh Festival attracts millions of tourists each year, but how does it feel to be on the other side of the curtain? HARRY PETO shares his experiences of a summer well spent.
RIVKAH BROWN reports back from The Corn Exchange, where a confident Mulvey and a nervous Marling teamed up to deliver a satisfactory evening.
SHELBY WHYATT argues that Cambridge’s clubs are far from the shitelife described by Which? University.
A woman, 19, was hit over the head with a champagne bottle in Cindies after spurning the advances of a male reveller.
Brains over brawn: after the disappointment of this year’s Boat Race, Cambridge are vindicated in the 2013 uni league tables.
HANNAH MIRSKY is left baffled by this unusual take on philosophical thought.
DANIEL HYMAN experiences all things “meta” with this impressively original play.
The river yobs strike again as a child’s finger is broken on the Cam. LOUIS DURKAN reports.
Surprise surprise – Cambridge has once again topped the cramming-charts.
Professor Beard was subjected to multiple Tweets last week threatening to bomb her home in Cambridge.
A city councillor has called for “compulsory city service” for all University of Cambridge students in an attempt to get them out of their “privileged silos”.
NICHOLAS HULBERT is left chuckling long into the night with this quirky Cambridge sketch show.
Punting is no longer the safe haven for moderate alcoholics, Chinese tourists or students that it used to be, HEATHER MCKAY reports.
FIONA RICHMOND rounded off a busy May Week with a surprisingly good outing to Corpus Christi May Ball.
FIONA RICHMOND rounded off a busy May Week with a surprisingly good outing to Corpus Christi May Ball.
In his final column, Skandar Keynes considers his image as hapless foreigner in the Lebanese ranks.
HANNAH QUINN recommends a May Week show where the audience has as much fun as the actors.
An incredible but not life-changing night, say WILL PITHERS and JOHN BARDSLEY.
HANNAH MIRSKY is charmed by this fantastically funny show which is clever without shoving it in your face.
MADDIE BROWN is impressed by this dark play which exhibits ‘some of the finest acting in Cambridge’.