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Calling commenters of The Tab. For one term only, CUSU are yours. Ask them anything you like.
SUE DENIM brings you all the breaking news that you don’t need to know, but really want to.
JACK YATES thinks that good acting doesn’t entirely redeem a lukewarm script in Tory Boyz.
CHARLIE PALMER is here with some vital advice that could just save all of your friendships from destruction and ruin.
Our new sex columnist MAISY MINT dives straight into the moist mound of her salacious misadventures.
In her first column, keen fresher HOLLY LUNT tackles the evils of Exam Term.
After yesterday’s survey, MATTHEW VAN DER MERWE reckons we don’t take sexual harrassment seriously enough, and thinks it’s time we got on and sorted ourselves out.
The Sunday Serial is BACK and bursting with carnal encounters, CUSU and corruption. Join our heroes here as their adventure begins…
Rumours, reports, reactions, royal appearances: get it all here. The Tab May Ball Blog is BACK in full force.
JIA HUI LEE, CUSU Education Officer, thinks we should take our responsibility more seriously.
DERMOT SMAMS gives you the full lowdown on the biggest excitement of the term so far.
From identical twins to hilariously unique surnames, our shiny new columnists have it all…
From executive producer Michael Bay, a brand new sketch show-cum-musical by Footlights regulars, coming soon to a Corpus Playroom near you.
JESSICA O’DRISCOLL-BREEN explains her motivations for taking part in CDE’s notoriously angry protests.
CUSU Women’s campaign are running a survey about sexual harassment and assault.
Cambridge Women’s Blues Basketball complete a hugely successful season by winning the Conference Cup.
A mere 24 hours of Varsity glory for Oxford came to a crushing end on Monday night, as Trinity College took the University Challenge title with 240 points to Somerville College’s 135.
Follow LIVE the trials and tribulations of the 160th Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, here.
MORWENNA JONES wants you to quit your complaining and embrace the Easter Vacation for all its flaws.
“Win or lose, the Boat Race is a life-defining moment,” George Nash. Follow it LIVE on The Tab.
Who Knew? Will Murray Edwards be home to the next MISS CAMBRIDGESHIRE?
Boat Race competitor and President of the Cambridge University Boat Club STEVE DUDEK speaks exclusively to The Tab ahead of Sunday’s showdown.
Oxford’s state school admissions continue to fall, whilst those at Cambridge are on the rise.
BREAKING – After ten weeks of sweat, toil and tears, Prince William has achieved a meagre third-class result at Cambridge.
Brutal Oardeal as Women Rowers crash to boat race defeat, reports ADAM CRAFTON.
Tories abandon plans to sleep in student beds after their visit to Cambridge is met with fury.
NO MAKE UP: Auto-correct helpfully donates £3 to ‘Save the Polar Bears’ instead of Cancer research
ELEANOR COSTELLO thinks there might be something a little more sinister to the #nomakeupselfie trend…
KATE ERIN takes a sideways glance at the phenomenon that is Cambridge Feminism
MYSTIC MALCOLM brings dubious news of the future. What will your fate be?
Over the last couple of weeks, the ‘I, Too, Am…’ campaign has catapulted to Buzzfeed and Facebook fame. But is it really all it’s cut out to be?
Already bored of the holidays? OLIVER TAYLOR has turned the entire Cambridge experience into a video game…
No make-up selfies seem to be the new Nek-nominate, but for WILL KELLET the implications are a lot darker.
No matter what wishful thinking might tell you, there is no way that banking can be an ethical choice, says JACK TATTERSALL.
HANNAH MIRSKY gives three stars to this pleasant mix of slightly half-baked sketches.
It’s her last column – will ELLIE SLEE finally achieve some kind of catharsis?
CHARLIE DOWELL explores the moorings of the Cam and meets its colourful floating inhabitants.
BEX SENTANCE rounds up some more of our most wonderfully weird academics.
Latest university rankings see Bristol fall from the top 100 globally.