The Tab talks to the Union President, Debating Officer and a judge at the competition in Glasgow to assess the incident’s wider implications.
WILL BORDELL argues that by compromising the fundamental principles behind freedom of speech, we put our entire society at risk.
Cambridge students in uproar at Marine Le Pen’s invitation to speak at the Cambridge Union.
In the light of the Commons’ vote on marriage, JAMIE WEBB argues that religion’s influence in 21st century society is not justified.
From starting a flash mob during formal to skinny dipping in the Cam, LAUREN CHAPLIN presents the definitive Cambridge bucket list.
One student offers the underreported female perspective on LGBT life in Cambridge, and argues that labels only make it harder.
The WikiLeaks founder is set to speak at Oxford this month, but the Cambridge Union decides not to risk more ‘technical problems’.
SOPHIE HOARE gets to the nub of the less overt elements of poverty around Cambridge. How much could you be doing to help?
Anna’s already given her verdict on Abort67 but has she got it wrong? Our author argues that the real issue is the outdated, simplistic language and attitudes which cloud the abortion debate.
Katie Price has accused Union members of being rude at dinner, as part of an attack on private education.
Should Dominique Strauss-Khan be speaking at The Union? ANNA MATHEW and former Union pres LAUREN DAVIDSON get busy.
JAMES ROTHWELL brings you up to speed on snow willies, Playstation theft and big-dog debates.
Are student reviews bad news? HARRY MICHELL and AMI JONES battle it out.
Can Ms Price be described as a champion for anything except self-promotion?
Katie Price proves her popularity in getting some honest words off her enormous chest.
Down with Doxbridge? REANNE MACKENZIE and CHARLIE TAVERNER fight it out.
Tab Director and past Editor TABATHA LEGGETT strikes back: ‘Best In Cambridge’ could be the best thing to happen in ages.
David Leigh has won the Easter term Union Presidency after standing uncontested in a surprisingly clean election.
Anon
Helen Cahill
Sophie Hoare
Nick Cordingly
Tommy Shane
Kieran Corcoran
Jonny Singer
Reanne MacKenzie
Tabatha Leggett