He just wanted the rowers to stop swanning around
Last time, there were protests
Members of the Cambridge division of UCU went on strike last Thursday in protest of increasing staff workloads and the gender pay gap at the university.
Threats made against students and the University’s Archaeology Department
Cärlchen Jupp isn’t enamoured with the standard entitlement culture that pervades Cambridge.
Apathy towards student politics has reached an all-time high in Cambridge, as most of the positions in this year’s CUSU elections aren’t even contested.
Two protesters accused of vandalising The Union walked free after the court found “insufficient evidence”.
UPDATE: CUSU and CDE are planning a demonstration in central Cambridge today to protest the University’s sentence.
Girton have announced they’re taking Charlie back after his spell in the slammer.
The Provost of King’s College has blamed a drop in grades last year on students attending protests against Government fee hikes.
Want your cause to get heard by the media? It seems that violence is the way to go.
Infamous Cantab Charlie Gilmour must serve the rest of his prison sentence after a judge ruled against his appeal yesterday.
Ex-CUSU Sabb and Cambridge radical Natalie Szarek has been revealed as one of the leaders of anti-eviction protests at the travellers camp in Dale Farm.
As the comments continue to come in thick and fast after the drama with Eric Pickles at the Union, The Tab gets two different views of the situation
TOM MOULE argues against a press spin of peaceful protests against the cuts in London this weekend.
‘We sound like imperialist cunts’. STEPHEN YANG talks to self-deprecating, foliage-loving band BRITISH SEA POWER, about not going to protests and performing old Beatles’ songs to die-hard Chinese fans
“I thought we were heading into a bland dystopia but in the last few weeks I’ve thought ‘maybe – maybe something interesting’s going to happen’.” TOBY PARKER-REES talks to STEWART LEE, alternative comedian to most and a ‘shit-haired cunt’ to some.
Uni Minister David Willetts played a game of cat-and-mouse with protesters last night, as he tried to avoid them interrupting his talk in Cambridge.
King’s students have set up the King’s College Lads’ Union to offer a more banterous alternative to KCSU.
Phoebe Gargaro
Shani Wijetilaka
Charlie Gladstone
Will Heilpern
Harry Shukman
Jonny Singer
Nick Cordingly
Sophie Hoare
Kieran Corcoran
Toby Parker Rees
Oscar Williams-Grut
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Sherlock Holmes and Moriarty battle in this week’s best comments