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Cows about Cambridge raise over £250,000 for charity
Hannah HuangThe most popular statute, MooMoo-o-Tron III, sold for £16,000
Oxbridge JCRs and MCRs to be exempt from free speech law
Rosie Smart-KnightThe exemption has been condemned as a ‘ridiculous’ double standard by Labour MPs
Replica grenade causes bomb scare along River Cam
The grenade caused an area to be temporarily shut to the public
Professor Stephen Toope resigns as Vice-Chancellor
Matilda HeadToope will complete his final year as Vice-Chancellor, stepping down in September 2022, after five years in the role
Dominic Cummings claims Cambridge University students are ordering drugs on the dark web
The former aid to the Prime Minister has criticised the Home Office for failing to curb prescription drug use
Inika Murkumbi
Jesus College launches free course on being an active bystander in a ‘post #MeToo world’
The Global edX course aims to ‘drive change’ and reduce sexual harassment and violence
Bouncing Back – Ten Cambridge sport societies post-Covid
Online pole dancing, flying, karate, and a mysterious game from continental Europe…
Cambridge University weekly Coronavirus Testing Programme to continue
Poppy RobinsonStudents are also encouraged to get tested before, and upon their arrival at Cambridge University
Meet the diverse range of new visiting fellows at Jesus College, Cambridge
Zac Copeland-GreeneThe nine new fellows areas of expertise include activism, curatorship, music and media to politics and bio-science
University of Cambridge ranks fifth in The Times World University Rankings
O*ford ranked first for the sixth year in a row
Cambridge academics to provide additional learning for state school A-level students
The new scheme is aims to reduce disruption caused by the pandemic and bridge attainment gaps
Master of Trinity Hall College, Cambridge resigns following mishandling of sexual abuse cases
This is the latest development in what has been described as the “Trinity Hall Scandals”
Cambridge Museum of Classical Archaeology to tackle ‘misleading impression of whiteness in the ancient world’
The move is part of the Faculty of Classics’ new ‘anti-racism’ strategy
Bouncing Back – meet some of Cambridge’s cultural societies post-Covid
Bollywood club nights, food tastings, Wafflemas, and more…
Convicted criminal Alex Woolf was formerly employed as a supervisor in a Cambridge college
Woolf’s crimes were not yet known at the time
80.7% of Cambridge students will continue to wear face masks
Just over a month on from the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions, we surveyed students for their thoughts towards mask-wearing and getting vaccinated
Cambridge alumnus Alex Woolf convicted for uploading stolen images to porn sites
Following his recent conviction, The Tab talks to Alex Woolf’s victims who speak out against his “depraved” crimes
Meet Cambridge University’s Taylor Swift Appreciation Society
At 425 members the society is one of the University’s most popular societies.
Cambridge Freshers’ Fair 2021 to take place in-person
The Cambridge SU has announced it will introduce its own Covid-19 guidelines for the event
Why is Matt Lucas a Drag Race judge when he made his name cross-dressing for cheap laughs?
Georgia MooneyMatt Lucas’ career background isn’t something he should be proud of
Izzy Schifano
We spoke to Drag Race UK’s Anubis about her early exit and if there’s a ‘Brighton curse’
Harrison BrocklehurstSeason three’s first eliminated queen talks what we didn’t see and why a shrimp is camp
Eight out of 10 students say they don’t feel safe walking home
Lydia VennIt comes after the Met Police say the streets of London are ‘safe for women’
Three men ‘whipped with belts’ in suspected homophobic attack in Oxford
Danny ShawThe police have arrested an 18-year-old suspect and released them on bail
These are the vigils being held for Sabina Nessa across the country
Sabina was killed on her five minute walk to the pub
These 19 Drag Race UK season three memes prove why it should be on all year long
I will be recreating River Medway’s runway walk for the rest of my life
Police share CCTV pictures of man they want to speak to over Sabina Nessa’s murder
Greg BarradaleThe Met has also released a picture of a car they believe the man has access to
Quiz: Who from Sex Education on Netflix would be your ultimate bestie?
Hayley SoenWe all need an Eric in our lives
Everything I’ve had to learn and unlearn since coming out as bisexual
Bean UrquhartMy sexuality goes beyond the gender of the person I’m dating
University staff are voting on whether they should strike this term
The dispute surrounds poor pay and pensions
A lot of promises were made after Sarah Everard’s death, but what has actually changed?
Despite pledges to keep us safe, another woman has just been murdered walking on her own
Say her name: This is how you can help raise awareness of Sabina Nessa’s murder
Join the fight and help to end violence against women
‘I had enough’: Gogglebox stars and staff are speaking out about treatment on the show
One has made bullying claims and said it forced them to leave the series
We spoke to all the new queens of Drag Race UK about what we can expect from season three
‘This calibre of queens is unlike anything you’ve seen before’
77 women have been killed by men in the last six months. How many more need to die?
Change isn’t coming fast enough
Netflix to release new ‘explosive’ Britney Spears conservatorship documentary next week
It uses text messages and voicemails to uncover behind the scenes secrets
The BBC has just announced Waterloo Road is coming back for a brand new series
And it’s not in Scotland any more!
Sabina Nessa was killed five minutes from her house, Metropolitan Police reveal
Sabina was on her way to the pub to see friends
Meet the acne-fluencers, empowering young women by showing real skin on Instagram
It’s time to get airbrushed, filtered skin off your feed