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Haven’t Hive til Five-d? Do you even go here…
Getting tipsy on a London to Edi train in the name of economics…
No diss-asters in sight!
Spoiler alert: it was enough to feed four people
The flares feature a University of Edinburgh logo so you can show off your true yah-self
Applications close on Monday 4th April
They claim their posters were ripped and torn down whilst no other candidates’ posters were damaged
CERT (Contraception Education Reform Team) are petitioning to make removing a condom without consent a specific criminal offence
This includes £610 on Alpaca-based events
Uni might have started back after reading week but Edi’s clubbers still showed us how its done
5. You own some designer clothes but make sure to tell everyone you meet they’re from TK Maxx
They join strikes at Heriot Watt and the University of Edinburgh which means all unis in Edinburgh are now affected
The Rally for Education is demanding action over student poverty and stands in solidarity with the lecturers’ strikes
The first Klub Kweer is being hosted in Teviot Underground on Friday 25th February at 8pm
Yes, you can go to the library but no, you probably shouldn’t cross picket lines
‘A gay guy complained he was constantly surrounded by ‘fake gays”
The fund helps students from disadvantaged backgrounds pay for extracurricular activities
She also found dozens of ‘transphobic’ stickers on lampposts too
Ashling Murphy was murdered in Ireland by a stranger whilst on a run
His colleagues have paid tribute to him as a ‘brilliant scientist with a great future’
The 28-year-old went missing in Edinburgh
All I want for Christmas is to not be locked in my room
The submission also claims police told the victim they had consented to the alleged assault after reporting it
She also discussed the possibility of the return to online learning at universities
The Edi student’s TikTok got over 100k views in one day
Edinburgh University’s Sports Union has booted the club out of their intramural league
It is expected to reopen tomorrow morning and the rest of campus is open as normal
The Anthropology lecturer is working on a temporary project at the Institute for Academic Development
We chatted to the series two queen ahead of her upcoming tour
The UCU has described Gavin McLachlan’s comments as an example of the uni putting profit over people
Sylkie’s organisers and attendees had tried to contact Girls’ Night In to encourage them to change the day of the boycott
The student had messaged to call out a post she thought was ‘insensitive’ to spiking victims
Female Edinburgh students deserve better
Students also saw his name on lecture slides
Police were called to the sexual health clinic but were unable to act without buffer zone legislation
‘The death of Sabina Nessa reaffirms it could’ve been any one of us’
A uni investigation cleared Neil Thin, but some students aren’t happy he’s back teaching
After a long 18 months, Clubbers of the Week is back and bigger than ever
We’re recruiting new writers to join our team
EUSA’s Trans and Non-Binary Liberation Officer has described the comments as ‘deplorable’
Maria won two bronze medals in Tokyo in the 100m and 200m T35 sprints
One student simply replied with the poo emoji
Edinburgh Uni have introduced a cap on in-person teaching of 50 students but what does this actually look like?
Teaching events above 50 people like lectures will remain online
Penalties range from £50 fines for not wearing a mask on campus to expulsion for repeated breaches
The bridge is completely closed whilst firefighters tackle the blaze
Should you Hive ’til Five, Viva La Cowgate, or go for a spin in the Gari’s pole?
‘It seems like homophobia is on the rise again if I’m honest’
He refused to sell her a basket saying it was ‘only for Jews, Brits, and Europeans’
She had the idea after being harassed whilst running
The names of grads have been put on bus stops, billboards, and trams in a ‘city takeover’
We spoke to her about sustainability, keeping her win a secret, and getting spotted
They are offering to pay up to £1750 to international students
‘Any effects of the vaccine are likely to be short lived and much less severe than those associated with Covid-19 infection’
You can find LGBT+ history across the city
One student told us: ‘I could not be happier that that abomination will be gone’
‘This procedure damaged his reputation and so it should have’
The Scottish Government will be allowing gatherings of 2,000 outside by the end of June
The NHS estimate it will only be a ‘few weeks’ until you can book your vaccine
They say 28 inch waist and they’re lying
‘At 11pm on the dot, everyone burst into the chorus of Rule Britannia’
And no, it doesn’t mean ‘adorable’
‘There’s so much contradictory information that you’d expect your doctor to be the one to set the record straight’
She’s been dropped by brands including Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s
Why can we go to a club with hundreds of people, but not sit next to them in a lecture?
The Tab spoke EUSA’s Trans and Non-Binary Officer who helped develop the guidance
The Tab spoke to the first lucky recipient
‘I have expressed no reprehensible views,’ Neil Thin says
The deadline to register to vote is 19th April
The lecturer denies claims that he was racist
Anthropology lecturer Neil Thin denies these claims
The tree is on Jawbone Walk in the Meadows
Two vigils are being held at Holyrood and St Andrews Square
They have been campaigning and giving their time to a wide range of causes
The event draws tens of thousands of people and was due to be held in June
Not the anniversary I was expecting to celebrate
The story was encouraging people to make rainbow pancakes
She wants to shed light on student mental health and what the uni is doing about it
The couple have swapped city living for the Isle of Cumbrae
“Calling Dominos expensive but not Ting Thai is peak Edinburgh Uni”
Because periods don’t stop for pandemics
From someone who used to work in lettings
Raise your hand if you’ve been personally victimised by third year
The stickers were seen outside 40 George Square and on South College Street
“At the end of the day, the right to choose is yours and yours alone”
Some of these are truly terrifying
Positive tests in Holland House have been reported
“I had to find a way to measure my own blood pressure”
The party did not disperse when asked by uni staff
‘Your leaver’s hoodie isn’t as cool as you think it is. Stop wearing it’
“It’s a step in the right direction” say LGBT+ students
It is one of a dozen submissions detailing sexual violence
If Molly-Mae doesn’t fit the mould, what hope is there for the rest of us?
“I have to admit that I’m not particularly shocked by the experiences that students have had”
Latter Day Saints? More like Twitter Day Saints!
Sophie Butcher
