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How Conservative is your college? How socialist is your subject?
Are you more New Labour or all about the big society?
Police have warned of deadly drugs being sold on the streets of Cambridge
Clear up and set up workers will now receive minimum wage
Many claimed the page was allowing anonymous cyberbullying
We came below Oxford and ARU in the ethical investments ranking
Many colleges invested millions in offshore funds to avoid paying tax
The police are appealing for information on the incident
Read it to make sure you’re not in it
There are concerns about a culture of harassment by guests at the Union
For the SEVENTH year in a row, just saying
An email was sent to all Law students
Speakers include Caitlyn Jenner, Anthony Scaramucci and Sir Ian McKellen
Christian Concern has been widely described as homophobic and anti-abortion
Yet you still can’t get an internship
Those West Cambridge commutes could become slightly less painful
Not in any way dodgy at all, not one bit, no SIR
In episode 10 season 25 of ‘no fun allowed’
The retired judge has attracted controversy for his previous rulings
Clear up workers take on 10-hour shifts for no monetary payment
How to get in the bin and stay there
The statement follows news of radical History Faculty reform
Results show shocking disparities between colleges
The incident in Cambridge follows a series of potential terror threats throughout the country
All the big dogs are in town
It’s happened again
Broken budgets, new trustees and NUS affiliation all on the table
The controversial journalist speaks to The Tab
The English faculty professor has pleaded guilty to possessing indecent images of children
All gossip fiends and general election teens need apply
Protestors were seen dancing to 80s disco in garish clothes
Special measures follow a planned protest against Hopkins
The divisive speaker is set to speak via videolink at the Maths Faculty.
Football and fossil fuels marry in strange demonstration
Food, sex and fashion. What more is there to life?
Optimistic Scandis, Tab Grandees, Yeezys and CUSU Electees
It’s Labour VS Lib Dem in the fight for the Cantab’s vote
It’s Cambridge Wolfson vs Balliol Oxford for the most prestigious varsity of them all
Two patrons of organisation have resigned over the conferences’ controversial speakers
In the latest episode of Gown vs Tourist
Wolfson vs Emmanuel compete for the title of ‘inevitable winner’ of University Challenge
The conference features members of the Syrian dictatorship
The university performed awfully in welfare
The figures show things are getting worse
An amendment has defeated the government’s plans
Tell you what, that crack is really moreish
The incident has been linked to the burning of a £20 note
An all female and non-binary line up fail to disappoint.
Remember the referendum?
They have since issued an apology to JSOC and rebuttal article
The demonstration is part of an international backlash against the President
It’s raining statuses – after a drought of support for the alternative.
Masculinity is in crisis, but it’s not what it seems
There’s a solid chance you’re boring
There were 4 pages dedicated to the specifics and function of formal wear.
The dangers of May Week expectations
How a jangly 80s indie band perfectly summed up the revision period
Being for the benefit of Mr Kite
Why King’s Parade is the most dangerous street in the city
Warning: this article contains generalisations, slang and repeated references to 90s alt rock
He said the advances of the Enlightenment are being deliberately pushed back
You need to stay quiet when we’re whining
The campaign said his racist comments meant he should not represent the university
There are far more deserving receptacles for your bourgeoisie loathing.
Cambridge’s third oldest college lives up to its reputation