The antisemitic flyers told people to get the ‘plain facts of the matter’.
Read this even if you’re a NatSci for a dose of Schadenfreude
Reports of a ‘serious problem’ led to people being told to leave the exam room
For this week’s edition, ANNA WHITE recognizes the best-dressed students dotted around the Sidgwick Site
I told my interviewer that I chose Theology because it aided my ‘understanding of my own existence’ and that John’s Gospel was the total fire of my loins
Mr. Nicholas Nickel and Mr. David Copperwire record their observations on a bold journey of discovery into a corner unknown to the scientist: The Sidgwick Site.
Is there more to dressing like your subject than Englings in vintage jumpers? SOPHIA VAHDATI investigates.
Stupid swans stopped traffic by the Sidgwick site on Friday after settling down for a kip in the road.
Mysterious posters of birds have appeared across Cambridge today, ruffling some feathers.
The Tab recommends where to get down and dirty, with a leaking ink pen and a pile of books.
LIZZIE BENNET: ‘Monteverdi’s Vespers, first performed (it is generally believed) in 1610, were giving an airing on Friday night in the Hall of Girton College, and the result was spectacular.’
Olivia Tolson
Hannah Dawson
Holly Smith
Rhiannon Shaw
Anna White
Eve Mair
Octavia Sheepshanks
Felix Nugee
Oscar Williams-Grut
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Lizzie Bennett