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First there was Cards Against Humanity. Then there was Cards Against Stirling. Now, The Tab Edinburgh brings you a rip-off of a rip-off: Edinburgh Against Humanity!
The NUS think students should drink less. They can keep their advice.
What is going on? Edinburgh pushed out of top 20 as Dundee become the best Scottish uni for ‘quality of life’
The Tab’s official guide to EUSA’s Presidential Election.
Scotland has some legitimate gripes with the UK. But there are some things that you just can’t complain about.
Delta Kappa Epsilon, the controversial Yale fraternity, are coming to Edinburgh. Students raise concerns.
NSA whistleblower nominated as rector for Glasgow University.
Police have confirmed that a body found in Argyll last week is that of missing Edinburgh University student Yulia Solodyankin.
Police are yet to confirm whether a body discovered near Argyll belongs to missing Edinburgh student, Yulia Solodyankina.
Members of the Scottish Parliament have voted in favour of same-sex marriage, in the first step towards its recognition in Scotland.
On Thursday 21st November, EUSA’s Student Council Meeting will vote on whether “EUSA is a feminist”
EUSA need to stop being boring and get back to proposing ridiculous policies. A couple of scandals would be nice too.
Edinburgh council are considering an overhaul of alcohol licenses. Health campaigners want to prevent new pubs and shops from selling alcohol in “areas of over provision”. This would be unproductive and foolish.
International students forcibly fingerprinted to prove lecture attendance
Scotland was officially declared the manliest nation on earth, beating Australia, Russia and, of course, England.
A call by Police Scotland to ban “items of a sexual nature” from Edinburgh saunas has been rejected by the council.
The Nobel Prize in Physics has been jointly awarded to Francois Englert and Edinburgh Professor Peter Higgs.
Edinburgh just about catch 30th in the Lloyds ‘Quality of Life Survey’.
Emile Yusupoff looks at political correctness, hypocrisy, and religion at the uni
Emile Yusupoff looks into lad culture, and whether we’re all secretly condoning it
Emile Yusupoff