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Get ready for a hectic ten days as Varsity dates revealed
Futsal and dodgeball have been added to the line-up
My lecturers aren’t good enough and my degree is a glorified library membership
Why do I even bother
Cyclist hit by a car on Harrington Drive in latest collision
A second cyclist this week has been hit by a car
Karni break record in Poppy Appeal collection
University of Nottingham students break record for biggest mass student collection in history
Tickets and drinks are too spenny, I am fed up of being ripped off
Ticket prices are 40% higher in Notts
‘Andy Hoe licked our toes’ – Meet the girls with the weirdest Ocean tattoo yet
Taking the devotion to a new level
LinkedIn likes Nottingham graduates
LinkedIn has viewed your profile and has endorsed us all for a decent job.
Hit and run girl has case dropped by police – and now Student Finance want money back
Still suffering from her injuries, the police have dropped her case. Now she is told to pay for lost time
Feminists slam SU reaction to Cavendish chant
‘Dig her up and fuck her rotten’ is just another example of lad culture at university
‘He drank a vial of medicinal ethanol’: Meet the Captains
You have met the ladies, now here are the boys.
‘What goes on tour stays on tour’: Meet the Captains
Here are the leading ladies of sport at Nottingham
Varsity shake up as sporting series shortened to three weeks
Varsity is going to be squeezed into three weeks with new sports added to the series too.
Fresher’s Finale re-ewinds with Artful Dodger
Nineties garage act among this year’s Week One Finale headliners.
A sugar high at The Pudding Pantry
The Tab satisfied its sweet tooth at The Pudding Pantry, the new cafe that has opened in Nottingham city centre.
Meet 2 Magpies: The innovative theatre company created by Nottingham graduates
After their sell out tour of The Litvinenko Project at various quirky Nottingham cafes as part of the neat14 festival, we sat down with the 2 Magpies Matt Wilks and Tom Barnes.
10 things to do this week
With No Tomorrow, the Sutton Bonington farmer’s market, Under The Radar Festival and plenty of nights out, we have rounded up the best ways to celebrate the end of exams. Sorry if you’re still stuck in Hallward.
Young Knives at Rock City
We saw Young Knives at Rock City this week. The experience was somewhat unforgettable.
The Litvinenko Project at Lakeside
Do you remember when you were about 15, there was a photo of a man released to the media who looked incredibly ill, he had no hair and was painfully thin? Do you remember that he was apparently poisoned by former members of the KGB?
Spanky Van Dykes is a hipster haven
The Tab delved into the hipster haven that is Spanky Van Dykes for a spot of dinner.
10 things you missed at Dot to Dot Festival
The winner of last year’s ‘Best Metropolitan Festival’ kicked off again this weekend. Here’s what went down in Notts-town yesterday.
10 things to do this week
Finished exams or still battling through revision? There’s plenty you could be doing. This week there is the neat14 festival, singing nuns at Theatre Royal or maybe indulge in a burger.
Crocus Café: Lenton’s feel-good café
Crocus Café, volunteer run and completely vegetarian, is the oldest community café in Nottingham.
Tribes at New Theatre
Tribes at the Nottingham New Theatre is an excellent way to procrastinate from revision and essays this week.
West Side Story at Theatre Royal
West Side Story took Nottingham to New York for the performance of Leonard Bernstein’s classic musical of racial prejudice and doomed love.