Pembroke and Jesus make it into the cuppers final. Match reports here:
Petty criminality within the Pembroke History Society see harsh repercussions for the historians.
Go to a modern college? Have to cycle to lectures? CLIVE HUNTER-JONES thinks you are scum.
ELOISE DAVIES returns with her next literary parody: Jane Austen in the club.
With all to play for in the final weeks of the Division One season, HENRY PRITCHARD assesses the teams, as four remain in competition for the title.
May Week may seem far off, but it’s time to get organised: The Tab is here with its definitive guide of what’s on when.
HARRY SHUKMAN reports back on one man’s mission to bring Utopia to Cambridge.
Straining town-gown relations further, police reveal how a Cantab was assaulted on his birthday, for wearing a gown ‘like Harry Potter’.
IZI GOODER and CHARLIE DOWELL risk all and swap lives for one night in The Tab’s first College Swap
This week, PEMBROKE and CORPUS face each other off in an epic fashion battle…
For the first time ever, lobster will be featured on the regular formal and buttery menus at St John’s. CLAUDIA LEONG reports.
Huzzah! Cambridge reach the climax of the European Debating Championships and come out on top.
JOE WHITWELL tells you everything you need to know about this year’s Tompkins Table. Which isn’t much. It’s pretty much the same as last year.
In his final column, Skandar Keynes considers his image as hapless foreigner in the Lebanese ranks.
HANNAH QUINN recommends a May Week show where the audience has as much fun as the actors.
Pembroke May Ball was the “quintessential May Week experience” for JOHN BARDSLEY.
BETH SWORDS talks to the Pembroke student, Jonnie Penn, who also has a New York Times bestseller.
Dark day for Sun supporters in Pembroke as boycott vote, clouded in controversy, is sustained.
The Tab
Beth Swords
Henry Pritchard
Harry Shukman
Francesca Ebel
Claudia Leong
Anon
John Bardsley