If lecturers vote to strike over their pensions deal, exams could be cancelled this Easter
After one too many days off, SEB DAY is tired of university staff striking.
ADRIAN GRAY drops in on other people’s lectures to see if he can’t learn something from the experience.
It’s only been a week but the project has taken off already – here’s our first batch of PidgeSecrets.
The union’s cause is good, but their methods are questionable. Today’s strikes risk doing more harm than good.
JOHNATHAN ZEMLIK is getting to grips with lecturers, and takes a look at the good, the bad and the unwashed.
You won’t get through your degree without a few cheeky short-cuts. From sleeping to sauce, KATIE MAIR is here to suggest a few tips for making it all look effortless.
Cool chemist SIMON PAGE finds out how we can overcome the arts/science divide.
An American uni has controversially used live sex shows in their lectures. The Tab asks if it would make students here more likely to brave a 9am at Sidgwick.
Uni Offices will be closed for the royal wedding, but students will still be expected to go to lectures and exams, despite an official Bank Holiday.
JONNY WALKER talks week three blues, ventriloquism and Shameless in this week’s column.
LIZ ELDER wonders whether it’s true that less than six hours sleep per night can shorten your lifespan.
LIZ ELDER and JUAN ZOBER DE FRANCISCO look at the pros and cons of checking lecture attendance.
We go head to head on that vital style issue: should you make an effort for lectures?
You’re back, you’re keen, and it’s not falling apart just yet. Be proud.
Jack McConnel
Nick Cordingly
The Tab
Oscar Williams-Grut
Jonny Walker
Winston
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