A lifetime membership will now cost £150, down from £199 previously
He said the advances of the Enlightenment are being deliberately pushed back
You can stop holding your breath – not that you were
ANNA WILMOT speaks to legendary funny man, Alan Davies, about QI, Jonathon Creek, and the follow-up to his long-awaited return to stand-up comedy with his show, Little Victories.
Urine the wrong place! Google erroneously call King’s Lane ‘Piss Alley’ on Google Maps.
Queens’ May Ball will feature a specially constructed bridge and a whole host of acts, as announced this afternoon.
Selwyn have announced that everyone’s favourite grumpy doctor is getting an honorary fellowship.
Fancy doing something cultural to balance out your Freshers’ Week binge? Check out Culture Editor HOLLY STEVENSON’s guide to what’s on this week.
The Corpus Playroom, Cambridge’s most popular small theatre venue, will receive a £100k revamp and switch management over the summer vacation.
Fitzbillies will reopen this summer, good as ever, with Guardian food writer Tim Hayward and his partner at the helm of the good ship bun.
The Union has launched its own online video player, making past videos available for all to see, although initial reaction has been mixed.
With only hours until the referendum you’ve all been waiting for, The Tab is here to navigate you across the tempestuous seas of voting reform.
Stephen Fry and Kissy Sell Out will debate the relevance of classical music in one of the highlights of the Union Easter termcard. More names and details inside.