Most of us don’t give a fifth of a shit, but TIM SQUIRRELL thinks their work’s worth defending.
Following news last week that Trinity holds investments in a host of unethical companies, DANIEL MACMILLEN issues a call to arms and explains why taking a stand against the university is vital in order to safeguard our future.
The WikiLeaks founder is set to speak at Oxford this month, but the Cambridge Union decides not to risk more ‘technical problems’.
Magdalen is on strike after the governing body imposes a massive charge on students.
Social events at Queens’ are on death row once again as the Halloween bop gets out of hand.
Nenwham students have had enough after huge college fines have left a hole in their pockets.
John’s have been accused of “equating female experience with Dairy Milk” after giving female students chocolate to mark International Women’s Day.
We show you the CUSU presidential hopefuls as you’ve never seen them before.
JAMES ROTHWELL brings you up to speed on snow willies, Playstation theft and big-dog debates.
TIM WIGMORE is back, and this week he’s talking about alcohol-free formals and Access schemes. Who said Oxford wasn’t fun?
The Tab pays a visit to Christ’s and unearths a thoroughly Cribs-worthy crib owned by Ben, the JCR President. The gorgeous beams and stunning view make it a room to be shared.
Students from other colleges are being turfed out of St John’s Library because it’s proving too popular.
Caius plan to demolish their existing boathouse and build a new one, after the building was declared structurally unsound.
St John’s College plan to pay students to look after drunken peers during May week. Money to fund the scheme could come from fines to drunk students.
1,000s turned out to see the Queen during her visit to Cambridge yesterday, but embarrassingly she struggled to cut the cake at John’s garden party.
Plans to slash bursaries given to Cambridge students have been shelved thanks to CUSU’s campaign.