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After a spate of incidents, colleges are urging students to stay safe at night
Durham has fallen from first to third in The Telegraph’s rankings
Market Square welcomed 20 tonnes of snow today in a bid to promote DUSSC and the annual Palatinalps ski trip
Popular haunt has lash license suspended
Durham police are carrying on their investigations into the assault of a woman on Quarryheads Lane
The body found in the river yesterday has been formally identified as St. Cuth’s student, Luke Pearce.
A body was recovered this morning between Bath Bridge and Hild Bede by Durham Amateur Rowing Club
Hatfield “Senior Man” attempts to change title to “JCR President,” but fails miserably after outcry from the JCR
From college balls to sell out nights, these three DJs are taking Durham by storm. Their first boat party sold out within a day and their next is expected to go in minutes. The Tab sat down with them to find out what makes Arc such an unforgettable night
Worried about your exams? Find out if you should be or not…
Move over Oxbridge! Durham tops rankings in English, History, French and many more in University League Tables
Outraged students plan PROTEST against Flo Perry’s debate with Godfrey ‘Bongo Bongo’ Bloom.
Should Durham students still feel safe on their nights out? Or even in their own rooms?
Durham student’s accidental death prompts calls for better riverside safety at inquest last week
Durham VC wanted Palatinate to act as an “advertisement” and THREATENED its team with “serious disciplinary action” if they were critical of the university, former editors have claimed.
Nearly 90% of DST voters have opted to end their affiliation with the Union.
The Oriental Museum celebrated the Hindu Holi festival yesterday as students threw coloured powder over one another.
Chris Higgins quit as Vice Chancellor just days after the university senate tried to IMPEACH him, in a move branded by students as “desperate” and “face-saving.”
Votes are in, your DSU officers have been elected… we asked you what you thought about the whole thing.
Don’t know your Slavin from your Spanner? Never fear, The Tab has put together a guide to the election’s finest. . .
Durham University has been pressured by the AVC (Anti-Vivisection Coalition) to end its animal testing in labs.
Julia Price