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The Tab’s interview with Cambridge’s Senior-Pro-Vice-Chancellor in full
The Tab’s interview with Cambridge’s Senior-Pro-Vice-Chancellor in full
Anyone else feel like taking a year out?
Lectures and exams will be conducted virtually
‘Alone on the Dancefloor’ drops this Friday
They targeted the Cambridge Arctic Shelf Program (CASP) research building
Let’s celebrate female and non-binary students taking action in our University and society
Many are isolating with queerphobic, uninformed or unaware individuals
The maths graduate is on conditional bail
Let’s take off the rose-tinted spectacles…
We interview Prof. Graham Virgo
Submit questions here!
They received an apology from their department.
All students will find out about their assessments on Tuesday
Ticket-holders should anticipate to receive a refund of 75 per cent of the original ticket price for the cancelled event.
Can our Easter exams be assessed on our ability to slay zombies?
An email was sent to all staff and students this afternoon
Cast your vote – how would you like to be assessed?
Cambridge’s shining icons
The post makes fun of racial stereotypes
Guests crowded to watch Tinchy Stryder headline
The occupation ended at 9.30am today
The bops were due to take place over the next few days
The Ball will be held this Friday
They have asked the occupiers ‘to leave immediately’
Maybe we’ll have to shop at the big Sainsbury’s
“We are peaceful, angry people fighting for our lives”
The History Faculty told students to refrain from speaking out
Clare, Girton, Robinson and Jesus are the first colleges to adopt the scheme
A group of Chinese students were subject to racist discrimination at lunch in Downing Hall
Let’s settle the debate once and for all
Exhilarating and disturbing, but most of all, truly relevant.
Girton and Homerton are more inaccessible than we thought…
Max Leadbetter
