JOE FRESHER has opinions and wants you to listen to him. Please. He’s really desperate.
Tired of being a spinster, ELLIE SLEE embarks upon the perilous quest to pop her cherry.
All be standing: the LENT 2014 columnists have finally arrived! Stop blub-mourning the end of Sherlock and welcome your new playmates with open arms and fervent heart. Best columnists ever in the world or your money back.
Benga, one of the founding fathers of dubstep, is set to play in Cambridge at new night, Freshly Baked, during Freshers’ Week.
An exclusive look at the inner workings of an English Fresher on Supervision Day.
Sidney Freshers are being shown a video warning them of the dangers of wearing gowns and tuxes to clubs.
Can a bonsai tree and some furniture rearrangement brighten your mood? WILL PITHERS certainly thinks so.
The Walk of Shame is an inevitable part of the sex-scavenger’s university experience. RUTH MARINER has gathered some first-hand gems to reassure you that you are not the slaggiest biscuit in the box.
A Downing fresher’s school DT project has bagged her a nomination for the national Women of the Future Awards.
Cambridge is a weird place, so we’ve come up with some new words to help you describe the madness that is C-town.
The Tab’s very own fresher columnist JOHNATHAN ZEMLIK talks about what we’ve all got in common: a feeling of inadequacy.
Get a plentiful supply of your chosen tipple, spread a tarpaulin across your chosen drinking arena, and let KATIE MAIR teach you how to play the I Love College drinking game.
BEN DALTON splits packing into three easy steps: things that can be played with, things that can be talked about, and – believed by wisebodies nationwide to be most important – things that lead to food.
This week, Uncle A dispenses wisdom on that most elusive of social skills: banter
Cambridge sent four teams to the World Universities Debating Championships last week, to compete for the title of World’s Best Team in Botswana
Pembroke fresher and all-round brain box Jack Hurst has won this series of Countdown.
Cambridge fresher Jack Hurst has told The Tab that Channel 4 “made the right decision” by editing out a swear word he suggested on the show.
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