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Quiz: Which dumped Love Islander are you reaalllllyyyyyyy?
If you’ve ever referred to yourself as a ‘nice guy’ you’re definitely Hugo
These sustainable brands think Love Island needs to break up with fast fashion
Love Island ‘has a responsibility to promote sustainable fashion’
We asked a mental health expert: Why do we air the people we love?
No, it doesn’t make you a terrible person
Love Island has been ‘moving mad’ this week and here are 30 memes to prove it
No please don’t get back with your cheating ex, you’re too sexy aha x
Love Island has been ‘moving mad’ this week and here are 30 memes to prove it
No please don’t get back with your cheating ex, you’re too sexy aha x
We asked young people if free Deliveroo is going to solve the low-vaccine uptake
Is free Deliveroo the key to getting the remaining third of young people vaccinated?
We asked young people if free Deliveroo is going to solve the low-vaccine uptake
Is free Deliveroo the key to getting the remaining third of young people vaccinated?
As we’re talking about blood clots, where is the government’s energy to improve the pill?
I don’t know anyone who hasn’t experienced huge side effects from the pill
As we’re talking about blood clots, where is the government’s energy to improve the pill?
I don’t know anyone who hasn’t experienced huge side effects from the pill
Homerton appoint first Black male Head of an Oxbridge College
He was knighted in 2019 following his work on education access and ethnic minority political engagement
Homerton appoint first Black male Head of an Oxbridge College
He was knighted in 2019 following his work on education access and ethnic minority political engagement
Cambridge counselling waiting times are currently 4-5 weeks, not two like Toope said
You can currently expect to wait over half a term to access counselling from the UCS
A few ways to find support if you or your friend has experienced sexual misconduct in Cambridge
There is no ‘right’ way to respond to sexual misconduct
Is Graham Virgo a Virgo? Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Virgo’s astrology chart
We even worked out his compatibility chart with Toope
Exclusive: Online exams and recorded lectures could be here to stay, Graham Virgo tells The Tab
Virgo hinted at the possibility of the continuation of open book, online, or take-home exams post-pandemic
EXCLUSIVE: Online exams and recorded lectures could be here to stay, Graham Virgo tells The Tab
Virgo hinted at the possibility of the continuation of open book, online, or take-home exams post-pandemic
THE RESULTS ARE IN: These are Cambridge’s Top 10 BNOCs 2021
2,773 people voted, and the results are in
Meet the students running for the Cambridge Student Union this year
Do they pass the vibe check though?
Trinity College said a student reporting racism needs to ‘understand UK customer service’
‘As a Brown person at a predominantly white college, I felt like I didn’t belong’
Trinity College said a student reporting racism needs to ‘understand UK customer service’
‘As a Brown person at a predominantly white college, I felt like I didn’t belong’
Interview: Cambridge could have a reading week, freshers week and weekend under new SU plans
‘There’s nothing inherently good about a deadline-heavy eight-week structure’
‘Colleges haven’t given enough attention to LGBT+ people’: Interview with the Care+ campaign
‘We want to generate real change’
Trinity College cut bursaries for low-income students not returning to Cambridge by 50 per cent
Trinity is the wealthiest Cambridge college, with an endowment of over £1 billion
Trinity College cut bursaries for low-income students not returning to Cambridge by 50 per cent
Trinity is the wealthiest Cambridge college, with an endowment of over £1 billion
Cambridge offer-holders told their places may be withdrawn if their course is over-subscribed
This is in response to last year’s A-level results where record numbers of applicants met their offers
Cambridge offer-holders told their places may be withdrawn if their course is over-subscribed
This is in response to last year’s A-level results where record numbers of applicants met their offers
ONE DAY LEFT to submit nominations for the Tab’s BNOC competition 2021
And no, you’re not allowed to nominate Stephen Toope
Disposable cameras, indisposable memories: Looking back on Michaelmas through rose-tinted lenses
We promise this article isn’t sponsored by Boots and their £7.99 disposable camera
Cambridge Rent Strike postpone strike until next term
The decision was made to ensure that the ‘strike is able to include as many students as possible’
Someone needs to say it: Cambridge’s return policy has been utterly horrific
“The complete disregard for our mental health has been staggering”
Mental health and no internet are ‘permitted reasons’ to return to Cambridge, Toope confirms
Clearly a number of colleges didn’t get this memo x
Students not in Cambridge will not be charged rent over lockdown
An email today confirmed rent will only be charged to students living in their college accomodation
Cambridge students asked to delay return to university under new government guidance
The majority of students are now expected to return to university after the 25th January
Here’s everything that happened in Cambridge in 2020
I literally cannot believe this was all this year
Cambridge students to return to university as normal in January
Students are being encouraged to return from the 16th of January
Apply now to join The Cambridge Tab’s team for Lent 2021!
The One Where You Apply To Join The Tab And End Up Loving It
We spoke to LGBT+ Cambridge students about their experiences in sport
On gendered language, problematic socials and trans-exclusive competition rules
Trip to the Gyp: Delicious dahl, hopeless hobs and an ode to coconut yoghurt
If you’ve ever wanted to see a hundred photos of us making dinner, your prayers have been answered
A Gentleman’s game? We spoke to some of the most influential women in Cambridge sport
On Varsity inequality, periods and proving men wrong
Jesus College warns they may punish students reporting harassment for breaking Covid rules
The College claims: ‘No one is entitled, without reasonable justification, to break them’
Jesus College warns they may punish students reporting harassment for breaking Covid rules
The College claims: ‘No one is entitled, without reasonable justification, to break them’
We spoke to students wanting to return home for the second lockdown
Concerns over mental health, Covid rates and flights home have led to a number of students wanting to leave Cambridge
The University of Cambridge has formally adopted the IHRA definition of antisemitism
The move has been welcomed by the Cambridge University Jewish Society