Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the prettiest peach of them all? Vote at the bottom of the article
So Caesarian Sunday happened again… And the photographers were out in force
Drop revision and join The Tab as we escape to Paris with model Clotilde Boudet.
Natalia Molina-Harno teaches you how to use film cameras. Properly.
BETH SWORDS talks to Cambridge Creatives about bringing direction to the world of Cambridge art and their analogous relation to soft drugs.
“Devastating black and white images of humanity’s most shameful moments… I didn’t shed a tear throughout 157 bombastic minutes of Les Misérables. Yet when the lights came up at the end of McCullin, there wasn’t a dry eye in the house.” This is real cinema, writes JACKSON CAINES.
It’s been a beautiful, snowy day in Cambridge. Here’s a collection of the best Cambridge snow photos by you, our readers.
A guide has been published telling students to avoid certain A levels if they want to go to university in a bid to make the system more open.
Uni Minister David Willets has called for all Universities to publish lists of A-Levels they see as soft.
Sophie Coldicott
The Tab
The Tab
Jack Benda
Mariella Salazar
Beth Swords
Leaf Arbuthnot
Oscar Williams-Grut
The Instagoddess and her 70,000 Disciples
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We speak to CAROLINE CALLOWAY: a fresher who studies History of Art and has 70,000 followers on Instagram.