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Nobody likes a phony, as Holden Caulfield would say, and as the U.S electorate’s distaste of Hillary Clinton would demonstrate.
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73.8% of the city voted in vain to remain – “intolerable damage” for the University here we come
‘A nation should be generous’: The Chinese dissident spoke to The Tab as part of his extraordinary May Week visit
Keeping up with the Cantabs? It’s called ‘Collegium’ and university societies from the Ivy League to Japan have already signed up
We want you, cherished readers, to help us choose.
For all those who feel too guilty spending the last Saturday before exams begin watching pop culture at it’s finest, never fear! You can spend it refreshing our liveblog.
VOTE NOW: We know, we’ve stretched the definition of ‘Science’ quite far.
Smile for the nice Daily Mail man!
Arched eyebrows, thinking faces, and Paxman putdowns. You guessed it, it’s The Tab’s coverage of the University Challenge Final 2016.
Students argue the college is repeatedly ignoring student concerns over the new arrangements.
Pippa Bull and Rebecca Thomas were amongst the few bold female Cantabs who also strutted their stuff topless
This week FINN MCREDMOND asks Sunday Life goers about American politics
This year’s winner – a self-described “terrible person” – is a SHOCKER.
This week JOHNNY BURROW visits the hallowed halls of Cindies to discover why we should all be proud
Tonight (well, for the next 36 hours) there’s going to be a jailbreak, somewhere in this town
This week JOHNNY BURROW visits the hallowed halls of Cindies to discover why we should all be fearful
This week JOHNNY BURROW visits the hallowed halls of Cindies to discover why we should all be very, very ashamed
No, it wasn’t funny
It is never appropriate to ask about dildos
All bums are equal, but some are more equal than others. Help us choose which ones.
“Once in the Cindies queue someone threw up on me and my soul died.”
First Caius, now Queens’ – who next?
Books and desks and rock and roll
As the tide of exams recedes, the tsunami that is the Cambridge clubbing scene has returned
CUSU left out in the cold as John’s unites to shun reading week plan
A disgustingly miserable playlist to make you feel even worse
Be in no doubt: Germaine Greer can still seriously ‘kick ass’
They might not be all they seem
CONNOR WILLMINGTON-HOLMES reviews the biennial bedlam of Fitz’ Winter Ball.
Cambridge’s Regal Wetherspoons leaves nation in awe at its lavish lavatories.