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Lucy Cavendish announces plans to admit men
It is also changing its admissions criteria to the standard age
A darts don and a rugby icon – two Cantabs in the running for Captain of the Year
The Tab met with Greg Garnett and Kate Marks to talk all things sport
Only seven out of 31 colleges pay all their workers the Living Wage
Student campaigners have published a new ‘league table’ revealing which Colleges pay workers the Real Living Wage
Cambridge student held without charge in a South Sudan prison
Peter Biar Ajak’s ‘crime’: peaceful activism
Cambridge student held without charge in a South Sudan prison
Peter Biar Ajak’s ‘crime’: peaceful activism
The website tackling Cambridge’s access problem
We sat down with the men behind InsideUni, the new student-led access initiative
The Tab News Column Week 6: Progressive pronouns, pies, and pints
Cambridge students’ liberal stereotype lives on
The rise of the far-right in Cambridge
The Tab investigates this swell of hatred, and how it is being combatted
The Tab News Column Week 3: Home Improvements and a Soapy Surprise
Cambridge is basically DIY SOS rn
Cambridge ranked 4th best University in the world
Overtaking ‘the other place’ to become the highest-ranking UK University on the list
Academic sues the University of Cambridge
Economist claims asbestos-lined corridor has given him terminal lung-cancer
Students rally outside Senate House in last push for divestment
Meanwhile, one man makes a fiery stand against divestment…
Students rally outside Senate House in last push for divestment
Meanwhile, one man makes a fiery stand against divestment…
BREAKING: Grudgebridge declares war on drinking societies
Grudgebridge calls for information to expose and condemn Cambridge drinking societies
Refusing to be invisible
Ribbons tied outside Senate House ahead of the discussion about reforming the sexual assault disciplinary procedure
UPDATE: Footlights resignation drama
The Committee does not acknowledge Ruby Keane’s resignation ‘as one of protest’
Catz declares that it does NOT support pension cuts in statement
St Catharine’s College has released a statement to “clarify” its position on the strikes.
Cambridge embraces the rainbow – breaking a flagpole in the process
Even more Cambridge institutions fly the flag for LGBT+ History month!