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Guardian Editor Alan Rusbridger talks to NATALIE GIL about tabloids, liberal stereotypes and journalism’s uncertain future.
Great food and owls(!) helped Features Editor NATALIE GIL have a magical evening at Homerton’s Harry Potter Formal.
Downton Abbey star HUGH BONNEVILLE is evidence that prioritising acting over academia at Cambridge can pay off. He talks to NATALIE GIL.
For many, the highlight of any ball is how everyone was dressed. The Tab was there to pick out the best…
After Selwyn Snowball’s ‘.com’ address gave us all TMI, the REAL ball will showcase TMD, after tickets sell out in record time.
A man has been charged for multiple offences related to hacking Cambridge University computers.
Best-selling novelist and former journalist ROBERT HARRIS tells NATALIE GIL what it’s like working with Roman Polanski, how he insulted Prince Phillip, and why he wishes The Tab was around when he was at Cambridge.
Plans to close Fez have fallen flat, after the council said they weren’t justified.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are coming to… Cambridge, for their first visit as a married couple.
Students clothed in “Christmassy” costumes will run around Cambridge to raise money for worthy causes.
The Cantabs who spent a year selling their faces as ad space have embarked on a new digital project.
The Guardian’s HADLEY FREEMAN tells us why America can’t let Romney win, why she rejected her first Guardian job offer, and how to dress for a supervision when you’ve written an abysmal essay.
Students have been shocked – and many horrified – when innocently searching for the Selwyn Snowball website.
Nine days after general release, there are STILL Varsity Ski Trip tickets left.
A Cambridge graduate has attracted media attention after publishing an online account of her experiences of sexism and misogyny at work.
Cambridge has shunned the chance to give graduates the new Higher Education Achievement Report.
Cambridge’s student entrepreneurs are about to compete for £50,000.
A Cambridge physics professor has bemoaned the lack of women studying A-level physics.
A Cambridge student has conquered the Million Pound Drop.
A burglar who targeted Cambridge colleges has been jailed and banned from Cambridge for life.
Serious errors in the marking of second year NatScis have resulted in grades changing by up to two classes.
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