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The police have been accused of brutality after they pepper sprayed one student and allegedly hit another over the head during yesterday’s protests.
OSCAR WILLIAMS-GRUT tests his street cred when he tries to have a dance-off with group Sin Cru.
University Minister David Willetts said top unis would look ‘silly’ if they opt to charge the maximum fees while others offer the same services at a lower price.
A Wolfson student provoked an intense backlash last week after appearing on 10 O’Clock Live claiming “Protests actually don’t work.”
Girtonian Charlie Gilmour appeared in court last week charged with throwing a bin at Prince Charles’ car.
Uni Offices will be closed for the royal wedding, but students will still be expected to go to lectures and exams, despite an official Bank Holiday.
After too few men signed up for RAG Blind Date, many of Cambridge’s women were left alone on Tuesday night.
Nick Clegg has told Cambridge and Oxford that it’s “not up to them” to decide whether or not they should charge £9,000 tuition fees.
The Cambridge Union have replaced their annual Valentine’s Ball with a more informal event due to unusually low ticket sales.
Mysterious posters of birds have appeared across Cambridge today, ruffling some feathers.
Staff at Cambridge are being offered the chance to apply for redundancy in an attempt to cut costs.
UPDATE: A body has been recovered from the Thames, believed to be that of Dr Walford.
Emma have been forced to change the theme of their bop after the original ‘Fire in the Red Light District’ theme proved too controversial.
Following yesterday’s suprise closure, Soul Tree is being turned into beach themed nightclub Lola Lo.
“While UCL embodied the spirit of the ’00s, Cambridge was – and apparently still is – stuck in the ’60s.” OSCAR WILLIAMS-GRUT on why we should start tweeting our protests into the 21st century.
Cambridge’s pub stop Tube map has had a second print run commissioned, following the popularity of the first prints.
Uni Minister David Willets has called for all Universities to publish lists of A-Levels they see as soft.
Cambridge has been named as the 6th least festive city in the UK, with Oxford only one place below.
A review of Uni staff salaries has revealed that men earn on average 30% more than their female counterparts.
Cambridge Police have reported a 7,400% increase in the number of crimes involving Facebook over the past three years.
Research carried out in Cam has revealed that gay language Polari is just one of 21 languages in the UK facing extinction.
The peaceful protest in London against raising tuition fees descended into violence after the reforms were passed.
Francesca Hill has won the race for Cambridge Union President, after an election race that saw votes docked and a candidate disqualified.
Gabriel Latner, who was last month given a life ban from the Cambridge Union, is now running for the presidency of the institution, The Tab can exclusively reveal.
Lax initiations hit the headlines as Cambridge’s co-captain brands the ‘teenage moms’ theme “as dirty as their play”.
UL bosses have planted “Solar Trees” to provide energy to keep the books ticking over.
Future of John’s Ents uncertain after night of ‘booze, babes and banter’ ends in carnage.
A mock “sex thesis” by an ex-student from one of America’s top Universities has been accidentally leaked online.
You can’t teach an old Don new tricks: academics battle university authorities over the decision to modernise the historic Old Schools Site.
A Cambridge Law lecturer has been cleared of sabotaging publications by her husband’s rivals, after her husband admitted to it himself.