The Tab can confirm that Brian Blessed has accepted his nomination as Chancellor. As long as all nominations are sound, there WILL be a contest for the position next term.
Plans to slash bursaries given to Cambridge students have been shelved thanks to CUSU’s campaign.
This is the final edition of It’s the News, so get your anonymous passive aggressive pen names ready as I can’t be arsed anymore.
Protesters have grown tired of their grassroots campaign and called off their lawn occupation after just two nights.
A report published on the University’s internal website has recommended charging students £9,000 a year tuition fees.
Charlie Gilmour was arrested today, due to his involvement with last year’s protests.
The University’s statement on tuition fees is less clear than protesters had hoped.
After 11 days the occupation of the Old Schools’ Combination Room has come to an end. Find out what went on with The Tab’s full retrospective.
“They’ve got a legitimate reason to not do work; they’ve got the moral high ground; they’ve even got bloody Scottish dancing.” MATILDA WNEK wonders why you were not at the occupation.
JUAN ZOBER DE FRANCISCO observes the frustration, passion and confusion at yesterday’s student protests.
There were two arrests outside King’s today after a student march against tuition fee rises and education cuts turned nasty.
LUCY ALDOUS takes a look at examination traditions – and discovers beer, swords and wooden spoons.
In the pub during the light show? Don’t fret – The Tab brings you its highlights.
Sophie Hoare
Gordon Pal
George Osborn
Oscar Williams-Grut
Juan Zober de Francisco