A grad’s perspective on the merits of venturing beyond the bubble…
For when a few heavily filtered instagrams and some harem pants just isn’t enough.
Nervous about making a mess of your Freshers’ Week? Take note of the shortcomings of your ancesters…
Twenty year-old fresher OLLIE COPLAND shows you how to tiptoe around the mine field that is the gap year conversation.
MORWENNA JONES talks about her experience of degrading and how Cambridge does not always provide the right answer.
Tab Blind Date returns with Sarah-Jane and Saul! But did the sibilance ensure sadness or success…
Second year NATALIA MOLINA-HARNO goes undercover on the freshers’ pub crawl
The 4th year linguist has always been an enigma. BEN DALTON tells you how to crack the code…
Two sociopathic goats, detainment in prison, forced circumcision and reincarnation as a Heian warrior… No, this is not the plot to the next instalment of Game of Thrones. This is a series of unfortunate Cambridge summers.
Being popular from the outset is extremely important. We tell you how it’s done…
MOLLIE WINTLE guides you around the potholes of making conversation
The enlightened George Williams shows us around his pad in Clare.
JAMIE MATHIESON may be a walking stereotype, but he ain’t got nothing on this movie.
The Water Polo Trophy was flaunted worldwide by Oxford, who KIDNAPPED it after losing the Varsity game.
If you buy Fairtrade, then you’ve got karma points to spare. And what better way to spend them than by getting lashed and having a debauched party? ALEX BOWER tells you how to incorporate Fairtrade yoghurt, quinoa and cotton into a night of naughty antics.
TABATHA LEGGETT speaks to Matt and Max from The Unexpected Items about the success of Gap Yah, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and videos of cats in bins.
SOPHIE BAUER has no need to remember to wear sunscreen in a suburban summer.
Sam Ashbridge
James Tufnell
Alice Pavey
The Tab
The Tab
Brian Geoffrey
Mollie Wintle
Tom Tryon
Alex Bower
Tabatha Leggett
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