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UoL Student Takes Team GB to Success
PhD student, Dave Collins, takes 9th place for Team GB
Aborting Abort67
Abort67 arrived uninvited on campus to exploit images of bloody, dismembered foetuses and to distress passing students.
Christmas has come early
Someone is out and about giving students wiiings (and no, it’s not the ice cream van)
It happened again.
AU take two: gutted if you’re a science student and not on reading week
Liverpool one of the UK’s safest cities
Everyone needs to calm down, Liverpool is safer than Birmingham. Official.
Liverpool student dies in tragic car crash
The Tab pays tribute to Singaporean student, Roy Yap Tai Yong, who died last Wednesday in a car accident
A little help from a friend
Yoko donates £100,000 to John Moores…but she still broke up the Beatles
Culturism a “direction” for ex-druggie Buckby
Leader of National Culturists turned to Culturism after drug use in first year. Only to be expected if you’ve fried your brains…
students sad to see Carni go
Posh en-suites slated by students who prefer Carnatic’s homely atmosphere
Bring on the carnage
Carnage is back and set to take Liverpool by storm. The Tab will be there to see which of you have managed to pull off the t-shirt and which of you really haven’t.
Remember AU?
The hoodies and trackies were out in full force yesterday as students were left too hungover to care.
For the 96
Andy Pope, 19, cycled the 96 miles from Sheffield to Anfield with his brother Stephen, 23, to remember those who tragically lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster.
Sorry Livers: AU is Back!
After a summer of recovery, the start of a new term means only one thing: AU antics are back.
The End of Carni
Carnatic and Greenbank halls look certain to go as the university calls for bids to develop 1,200 new beds for students.
Baa Bar sheepish over entry fee
Students across campus were left outraged during Freshers’ Week when Baa Bar charged a £3 entry fee on Monday night.