THE TAB'S EDITORIAL POLICIES
The Tab's journalism is brought to you by young reporters who like being first. On university campuses, our writers deliver local news you care about. At The Tab HQ, our experienced journalists write about everything from breaking news to politics to pop culture to TikTok trends to the latest entertainment and celeb gossip. Our aim is to deliver sharp, original, and agenda-setting journalism to young people. All our stories are fact checked and sources verified. Further information on our editorial policies and processes can be found here.
Posts
How To Be Popular In Freshers Week
Being popular from the outset is extremely important. We tell you how it’s done…
Diary of a 3rd Year: From the Fray
More musing in the depths of a finalist’s exam term from KATIE MAIR.
The Tab Meets: Jimmy Wales
Jimmy Wales talks to TOM BALDERSTONE about the role of Wikipedia in education and the role of educators in Wikipedia.
Diary of a 3rd Year
Eyebrow plucking, the UL Reading Room and Aled from Radio 1: KATIE MAIR imparts some revision wisdom.
Troubled Trenton Takes on Colonialist Cambridge…Again
“Colonialism and Racism” evident in Caesarian Sunday costumes says publishing company run by Trenton Oldfield.
Confessions of a Skincare Junkie II: The Massage
ANNA RHODES tells us whether it’s worth the stress of trusting your back with students
Tinder – If you don’t know, now you know.
The new iPhone app that puts finding fitties at your fingertips
Tab Asks – Gay or European?
A Year Abroad student struggles with Madrid metrosexuals and skinny-jeans-wearing, tan-sporting ways
Cardiff for a Tenner
Alice Marriott checked out the best places to eat, drink and be lairy whilst still holding onto your wonga
Gold Rush: Is Every Hole a Goal?
Felicity and Kirsten argue whether the casual sex race, known as Gold Rush, is really all it is cracked up to be.
Minotaur Column #2 Auditions
Minotaur’s Vice President talks shaky hands, crusty tongues, and licking shoes in this week’s column.
Review: SVCfest
Emily Cope celebrates March Madness Month at SVCfest. No idea what that is? Read on.
Grease Me Up, Totty
KAOS holds its sixth Fashion Show and The Tab get a little hot under the collar.
Review: Bastille – The Waterfront
Jo Thompson reviews Bastille’s sold out gig at The Waterfront, 08/03/2013.
Row over ‘Spotted’ Facebook pages
The uni wants to close them down, but aren’t they just a bit of fun?
Fuck Grad Schemes I’m getting a puppy!
Jane Minton explains why we should give grad schemes the finger and pursue what makes us happy.
Lembit On The Lash In Lola (Again)
Lembit gets down with Cam students during a heavy night on the town.
Review: Spotlight
Stefanie Brown reviews the innovative and inventive collection of plays in UEA DramaSoc’s Spotlight.
Warwick’s Apathetic Sexism Society
The Tab takes a look at what Warwick’s Anti Sexism Society has actually done to promote awareness of feminist issues.
Not Quite Mary Poppins – A Survivor’s Guide to Au Pairing
Alice Mulhearn remembers her time spent au pairing (and gets lettuce thrown at her head along the way).
Confessions of a Skincare Junkie
Find out what action you should take when your student loan won’t stretch to Clarins.
Review: Rhinoceros
The Tab reviews Minotaur Theatre Company’s last production of the year, Rhinoceros.
Student Cinema: Cult, Classic, Cheap
You don’t have to spend double figures to watch a film in London, there are options for the wise Tab-reading student…
Year Abroad: Home and Away in Tokyo
Our Year Abroad series continues with Rachel Kosciuszko’s insight into studying in Japan
Minotaur Column #1 Become the Colour Blue
Exclusive to Tab Culture: Minotaur Theatre Company’s column! Vice President Emma Jennings discusses robot cats, skating handbags, and embodying the colour purple.
CUSU Probed Me
Tab undercover reporter GROAN HARDSLEY can’t feel his “man glands” after a tumultuous encounter at the CUSU offices.
Photo Feature: Oxford’s Best Clubbers
The outstanding photos from another crazy week in the Thames Valley.
Fresh Meat Coming To Nottingham
Fresh Meat’s cast are catching the banter bus to Nottingham tomorrow.
Men’s Fashion: Picks for British Weather
Let’s be blunt about it – we Brits don’t get good weather. The shorts and t-shirts won’t be coming out any time soon, if at all, so we have to adapt.
How to get the respect of History of Art students
GROAN HARDSLEY attempts to make History of Art students like him, with mixed results.
Folding Chair
A play that takes risks, but fails to make much of the emotional material by which it was inspired, writes CATHERINE ELLISTON.
Review: Jake Bugg
17.02.2013, The LCR. Benjamin Taylor sees a singer taking the folk scene by storm.
Tab Tries: Political Extremism
Bored of the red team and the blue team? JACK EMMINS takes a walk on the wild side of politics.