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UoB graduates put on an incredible performance of ‘Twelfth Night’ in Stratford
Three students plan a crazy mission to drive to Mongolia, all in the name of charity
The University has reinstated the final two student protestors after a two month suspension
Three UoB students staked out in the library for an entire week in aid of raising money and awareness for Birmingham Nightline.
Reviews Editor Ciara, picks out the most entertaining events for the last week of term.
It’s that time of year again to vote in new committees, see some plays and do some shopping. Check out The Tab’s pick of events this week.
Interview with Josh Sood, who has co-written a new musical to be performed at the Guild.
Hanging around for reading week or too unlucky to have a week off? Check out the events we’ve lined up.
With Valentine’s Day, LBGT History Month, Consent Week and Green Transition Month there’s a lot going on in Brum! Here’s our pick of the best events this week.
Watch This’s student written plays can often be hit or miss. However, Ben Norris’ original play ‘Method’ was immensely engaging, entertaining and well executed.
UoB Equestrian Club strip off to raise funds for the Midlands Air Ambulance.
Excellent acting but an underwhelming performance: Infinity Stage Company presents Blue/Orange by Joe Penhall.
Stuck for something to do this week? The Tab picks out the best of this week’s cultural offerings.
The son of Jamaican hero and civil rights activist Marcus Garvey visits UoB
Joe’s hosts Take Me Out to raise money for Barnados. Let the Roosters see the house!
Reviews editor Ciara Cohen-Ennis went to see the Sons of Pitches sing their way into the finals of ‘The Voice Festival UK’
We interviewed a first year anti-abortion campaigner Becky*, a member of Cathsoc.
Ciara Cohen-Ennis