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As Spring/Summer 2013 kicks into gear, Abie Dyer and Elle Charig find out what you’re wearing on campus.
Ever wanted to see how Mitchell Johnson matches up to Rob Graham? Now you can…
The Tab gets a sneak preview of the revamped bar on Little Castle Street.
Results are in – here are your new Sabbatical officers in all their glory
Candidates refusing to sign off on election due to outstanding appeals.
Surprise Guild candidate releases last minute video.
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, two students brought the Force to campus.
Head of TabTV Ricky Allan previews the Tab-sponsored American Football side’s varsity against Plymouth.
The Tab speaks to the SSB committee member and look back at the event and its fallout.
Student-run gossip page posts explicit content. Uncensored image inside, if you can stomach it.
Sam Silver briefs you on how you’ll be behaving in the coming twelve weeks.
Editor Matt McDonald meets the crown princess of procrastination.
Louie Freeman-Bassett steps outside his comfort zone and onto a Northern Social.
English and Film student releases raunchy unofficial promo.
Forum the venue for demonstration against IT services firm.
The clock is counting down to midnight and the revelation of your BNOC of the Year…
After weeks of voting, it’s time to decide which one of our final four puts the B in Bnoc
The tribal theme is not an open invitation to dress insensitively, says Tab editor Matt McDonald
Genevieve Ladd reviews an exceptional line-up with Beats and Bass at Cavern.
Franky Kibble on the rugby league first team’s sustained losing streak.
Alex Louch introduces “the Guild’s number one priority for the year”.
In our Sunday special, editor Matt McDonald chats with Sophie Massey and Simon “5imba” Whitehead about Exeter’s fastest growing house night.
Obama-philes, cross-dressers and high-octane kidnappings. It could only be the Battle of the Halls photo contest.
Fresher and debutant Franky Kibble on the Rugby League 2nd team’s heartbreaking visit to Oxford.
The Tab introduces Original Sin’s annual class struggle.
In the first of three segments on Monday nights in Exeter, Matt McDonald shares 4Play’s new video on Monday nights at Mosaic.
Exeter University Rugby League on flying high after triumph in Student Nines Tournament.
The Venerable Christopher Futcher talks free will, forgiveness and freshers. Matt McDonald reports.
Editor MATT MCDONALD on what’s become a very sticky situation.
Editor Matt McDonald comes clean about his long-term American TV problem.
The University of Bath defeat Exeter in 5 sports out of 6 during last Saturday’s varsity.
The Sports Park hosted a wildly competitive dodgeball tournament as part of International Sports Month.
It’s goodbye sadness, hello Los Campesinos! after a barnstorming performance at the Phoenix.
In the first of a series of articles, The Drop interviews German students to get their perspective on life in Exeter.
Editor Matt McDonald strays away from the usual haunts to explore a new night down at the Quay.
Editor Matt McDonald ponders our right to moan about how annoying ‘work’ and ‘effort’ are.
Gloucester proceed to semi-finals despite a brave campaign from the Exeter 1st team.
Devon and Cornwall Police figures confirm spate of burglaries in student housing.
Editor Matt McDonald interviews Laurence James on his recent run-in with intruders in his back garden.
Drop readers back Jones and then Jeffries over other candidates.
To kick off his Sunday column, editor Matt McDonald whines incessantly about the Guild elections.
Sam Little (not actually the chief editor) and Charlie Timms grab a brief word from England Saxons (and now England senior side) flanker Andy Saull on what it means to represent his country.
Captain Healy declared himself “proud" as Exeter University Rugby League go two league seasons unbeaten.
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