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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.
It is never appropriate to ask about dildos
A disgustingly miserable playlist to make you feel even worse
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Three ballroom lifts, two blokes from Made in Chelsea, and one tiny bottle of vodka
Murray Edwards student Carina Tyrrell’s video for the Miss World competition is probably one of the most soul-crushing things you will ever watch.
But being bezzies with J.K. Rowling doesn’t mean your character will survive
They also claim their penises are in high demand
He was presumably taking a break from the pressures of London life
LMH rise from flames while Pembroke hold their heads in shame
The thought of exams has cut the wheat from the chaff. We’re down to diehard few.
Cambridge students broke into Oxford’s most sacred ball at the weekend. Here’s how the despicable tabs managed it
The Bullingdon Club gets the Hollywood treatment in trailer released to new film based on notorious drinking society
Latest university rankings see Bristol fall from the top 100 globally.
ORIEL WELLS tells you how to make sure everyone else’s night is just as shit as yours.
Numbers, internships and ca$h? Apparently there’s more to Warwick Economics students than we might think…
Activist and Northumbria student, Gary Spedding, deported from Israel and banned from entering the country for ten years after being branded a threat by Israeli officials.
An incredible feat: Two students are going to space and they’re not even pre-drinking…
First ‘Blurred Lines’, now The Sun has gone too. From banter to cash machine dawdlers, here are 11 more things LUU should ban
We went searching for meaning in Oxford’s clubs and this is what we found.
ANNA RHODES tells us whether it’s worth the stress of trusting your back with students
The new iPhone app that puts finding fitties at your fingertips
A Year Abroad student struggles with Madrid metrosexuals and skinny-jeans-wearing, tan-sporting ways
Alice Marriott checked out the best places to eat, drink and be lairy whilst still holding onto your wonga
Felicity and Kirsten argue whether the casual sex race, known as Gold Rush, is really all it is cracked up to be.
Minotaur’s Vice President talks shaky hands, crusty tongues, and licking shoes in this week’s column.
Emily Cope celebrates March Madness Month at SVCfest. No idea what that is? Read on.
KAOS holds its sixth Fashion Show and The Tab get a little hot under the collar.
Jo Thompson reviews Bastille’s sold out gig at The Waterfront, 08/03/2013.
The uni wants to close them down, but aren’t they just a bit of fun?
Jane Minton explains why we should give grad schemes the finger and pursue what makes us happy.
Stefanie Brown reviews the innovative and inventive collection of plays in UEA DramaSoc’s Spotlight.
The Tab takes a look at what Warwick’s Anti Sexism Society has actually done to promote awareness of feminist issues.
Alice Mulhearn remembers her time spent au pairing (and gets lettuce thrown at her head along the way).
Find out what action you should take when your student loan won’t stretch to Clarins.
The Tab reviews Minotaur Theatre Company’s last production of the year, Rhinoceros.
You don’t have to spend double figures to watch a film in London, there are options for the wise Tab-reading student…
Our Year Abroad series continues with Rachel Kosciuszko’s insight into studying in Japan
Exclusive to Tab Culture: Minotaur Theatre Company’s column! Vice President Emma Jennings discusses robot cats, skating handbags, and embodying the colour purple.
The outstanding photos from another crazy week in the Thames Valley.
Fresh Meat’s cast are catching the banter bus to Nottingham tomorrow.
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.
17.02.2013, The LCR. Benjamin Taylor sees a singer taking the folk scene by storm.
For all those whose lovers are a million miles away, here’s The Tab’s guide to making a real connection.
Our resident foodie discusses the dishiest spots in Durham to woo your Valentine
Belle d’Oxon is tired of people claiming women don’t like sex
The University’s decision to extend the Tram Link through Uni aggravates Music students.
Rock hard abs, oiled up bodies and wailing netball freshers…rugby players auction their services
Veteran football star will study at Warwick as part of his coaching qualifications.
A pair of Jesus students are in a sticky situation after posing as Etonian applicants.
After Isaac trashed sports night Freddie McNicholas pens a passionate defence of sport.
Severe weather warnings: snowstorms expected as Palatinalps take over Academy this Sunday
Itchy Feet? The remedy is dancing your shoes off at Market Vaults tonight! Or fungal powder if it remains serious.
Lauren Sutherland doesn’t want to live with boring people…
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