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Sanya Burgess, still recovering from the Graduation Ball, looks back at the good (and the bad) from her time at Exeter.
Crack cocaine and naked men: It seems quiet student street, Haldon Road, is turning into a bit of a mad one.
Lucrezia Slinn argues for and explains the world of being abstinent at University
Exeter University’s bonds with Indian Universities strengthened
Did steak and blowjob day leave you feeing sad and alone? The Tab is here to help you find love!
Nick “Welshy” Davies is punished after verbally abusing student
Student campaign to keep our street lights switched on is being backed by police.
A man repeatedly groped female students in the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, on the High Street and around campus.
If you feel anything about the Safer Sex Ball and want to make it known, head down to the Forum
An alarm in the forum has caused students to be evacuated. It is currently unclear if this is a drill or if an actual fire has broken out.
With SSB gone, there’s space for a new #1 Ball in town. There may not be underwear, but by George it looks like a lot of fun.
For budding lawyers and avid walkers, the annual Wainwright Walk is here.
This Valentine’s someone’s been making some hot love in the kitchen…or rather just some burnt food.
Plucky first year Bella Berngart isn’t put off by not seeming to know much about what being Guild President is about or what she’ll do next year if she wins. She likes wiggling her bum and needs your vote!
Meet Nicole, a 20 year old student paying her way through her studies through “mutually beneficial arrangements” with older, wealthier men, as The Tab investigates the Sugar Baby phenomenon.
The Guild elections are upon us. Prepare yourself for hassle on your way to seminars and cringey campaign stunts on campus.
VoteFest: offering you free entry to the Lemmy and no excuse not to find out more about the elections
From giving head to losing your head – The Guild begin to crack down.
Amidst rumours of a riot, the campaign group against the “Tribal” SSB theme have made moves to disrupt the SSB on Monday and have called for staff and faculty support.
At first it looked like a simple ticket, but if anything it was a whole lot worse
Man defies police for four hours on top of Elmside houses in repeat of last year’s Vic Street scenes
Police arrest machete-wielding Father Christmas-lookalike just off footpath to campus.
With the council proposing to turn our streetlights off it seems somewhat ironic that Exeter is launching their Christmas lights on Thursday, 22 November – but you know, yay! Christmas!
If you’ve had wish-I-could-vote-for-Obama fever, don’t worry! You can vote for your local Police Crime Commissioner.
In case you’ve missed Exeter Uni looking like a building site, the University has announced plans to spend £20 million on a bioengineering centre.
Get into the festive feel by donning your skates and hopping onto the ice with RAG!
Has the announcement of SSB dates got you buzzing? Or are you just really excited about Halloween? Well, you’re in luck as two Exeter Uni students have been frightfully busy organising one of the biggest Halloween events in Exeter for years.
University of Exeter honorary graduate Hilary Mantel won the Man Booker Prize on the , for the second time.
Researcher will be sentenced at the beginning of November
50th anniversary of the film icon’s death is marked by the Bill Douglas Centre.