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Post-election frustration: students go to social media over contentious Education Officer result
Who knew CUSU elections could cause so much beef?
Cantabs are the third luckiest when it comes to parent’s financial help
Durham and Exeter come out on top
LGBT Love Art After Dark: disorganised and disappointing
One companion of mine went as far as to call it ‘exploitative’
University say blue lights were installed by ‘mistake’
We were informed via a statement from Cambridge’s MP
University has installed anti-rough sleeping lights across some of its locations
A source told The Tab that it was an act of ‘social violence’
University has installed anti-rough sleeping lights across some of its locations
A source told The Tab that it was an act of ‘social violence’
Students march through Cambridge to protest ‘corrupt’ university action on Divestment
People were chanting ‘this is what democracy looks like’
Uni to receive £100 million donation from ex-student
It’s the largest single donation in the uni’s history
Medward’s students call boycott of second year meetings with President
The boycott has been called for by the ‘Murray Edwards Student Collective’
Why you Should Care about being Bribed to do the NSS Survey with Hot Drinks
It’s not quite worth a uni cafe filter coffee.
Academic community fights appointment of ‘racist’ fellow at St Edmund’s
His studies in ‘social science’ aren’t morally sound
CUSU data confirms just how dramatic the rent situation is
‘All colleges are the same’ is clearly not true
Less student housing means less of a town versus gown problem. Right?
Cambridge’s student problem is a bit more unique