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Bomb scare on Gibraltar Street
A bomb disposal team has been called to Gibraltar Street to deal with a suspicious package.
Sheffield poetry clearing the air.
A 20m tall poem on the side of the Alfred Denny building is using nano technology to save the planet.
11 hot tips for hitchhiking around Europe
For those of you thinking of travelling around Europe this summer, these tips will be invaluable.
New uni building dubbed “The Diamond”
Jewel of the campus: new university complex entitled The Diamond.
Sheffield University and Students’ Union bag two awards for supporting international students
Sheffield University and Students’ Union have been honoured with two national awards that recognise and praise the contribution of international students to the university.
Meadowhall’s overtaking lane revealed to be a sham
Reports that Meadowhall would soon see the introduction of an overtaking lane were proved false by the Tab.
Where should you go out tonight?
Wondering where to go out? Wonder no more! The Tab’s accurate and, most importantly, FUN quiz will decide for you!
Ten people everyone has on Snapchat.
Rumour has it, SnapChat was initially created to make sexting easier…ooh.
The 5 woeful stages of the exam period
Megan Donner has been experiencing some serious revision grief. Here are the stages we bet you’ve all been through…
Why you should stop judging me for using Wikipedia.
Matt Kirkland explains why he’s winning at life, because he uses Wikipedia.
Hallam forfeit Varsity points
Hallam have forfeited any points from today’s Varsity football, due to poor behaviour from the Hallam football teams.
Nightclubs: It’s about time we moved on
Robyn Lewes argues nightclubs are becoming old hat and that we should be looking for something different to spice up our night lives.
Your choices for President
The Tab asked our candidates for SU president to sum up in 100 words why YOU should vote for them.
The five best Varsity chants.
The official top five Varsity chants, as compiled by The Tab’s Jake Nelson.
Team of the week: Boxing
Ever had a question for the Uni boxing team? Jake Nelson gets the low down.
The Tab looks back at our personal statements
Don’t remember what you put on your personal statement? It’s for the best.
Outrage as student bus fares set to rise to £1.
Students are to be hit with hike in bus fares, taking the student price to the dreaded one pound mark.
Unis slammed by watchdog for denying students graduation over library fines
Unis cash in on fines while students punished and left with nothing.
Students have chance to rename Opal 2
And you have until Friday to sumit your entries! But what will you rename Opal 2 to?
VIDEO: Uni Vice Chancellor shows great generosity.
Sheffield Uni VC’s bizarre bid to raise morale caught on camera.
Sheffield Student shortlisted for mission to Mars.
Could this Sheffield student be one of the first Martian colonists?
Why it’s worse being in the squeezed middle
ROBYN LEWES lets rip on loans, dinner jackets and the SU shop…
Mercury ad is not victim blaming, but is sexist.
Sam Milne argues that the Mercury ad is sexist, but not in the way you think.
Mercury have got it all wrong.
Robyn Lewes explains why Mercury’s advert is an unacceptable piece of victim blaming