The Cambridge Student (TCS) is a free, weekly, full colour tabloid newspaper for students and staff of the University of Cambridge, UK.
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- Location:
- Cambridge, United Kingdom, CB2 3RF
- Phone:
- 01223 761 685
- Mon - Fri:
- 10:00 - 16:00
Events
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- The Cambridge Student SQUASH
Vodka Revolutions, Downing Street
15 October at 20:00 - TCS at the 2009 CUSU Societies...
Kelsey Kerridge Sports Centre
06 October at 10:00
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Front Pages for the Academic Year 2009/2010Updated on Thursday
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- Well, here we all are then.... 03 February 09:03
The Cambridge Student
The Cambridge Student
The Oxford & Cambridge Careers Handbook.
You can pick up your free copy from your College JCR/MCR. Copies are available for all students to collect from the CUSU office reception on the New Museums Site. Supplies of the books will be delivered to all 31 Cambridge colleges from Friday 6th November onwards.
Source: www.cusu.cam.ac.uk
The Oxford & Cambridge Careers Handbook is jointly produced each year by Oxford University Students Union (OUSU) and ourselves here at CUSU.
The Cambridge Student
Michaelmas Issue 6 2009
You can download the online version here:
http://www.cusu.cam.ac.uk:8080/business/
The Cambridge Student
Michaelmas Issue 4 2009
You can download the online version here:
http://www.cusu.cam.ac.uk:8080/business/
The Cambridge Student There's a free copy of Private Eye inside this weeks edition!! :-)
The Cambridge Student Busy working on tomorrows' edition.... and there's an exciting free gift for every reader too!...(sssh its a secret...)
The Cambridge Student
Michaelmas Issue 3 2009
You can download the online version here:
http://www.cusu.cam.ac.uk:8080/business/
The Cambridge Student
Come along to meet the team, munch on some free pizza and get yourself £2 entry to Jaguar Skills at Shut Up and Dance - get there early to guarantee the cheap entry, numbers are limited!!
Interested in writing for Cambridge's most dynamic newspaper? Not sure where to start? Come to the squash upstairs at Vodka Revolutio...ns on Thursday 15th October to chat to editors, and get your name down to start writing!
Email squash@tcs.cam.ac.uk if you know you want to come, or if you have any questions. If you're not sure, just turn up on the day!
We look forward to seeing you there!Read more
Interested in writing for Cambridge's most dynamic newspaper? Not sure where to start? Come to the squash upstairs at Vodka Revolutio...ns on Thursday 15th October to chat to editors, and get your name down to start writing!
Email squash@tcs.cam.ac.uk if you know you want to come, or if you have any questions. If you're not sure, just turn up on the day!
We look forward to seeing you there!Read more
Time:Thursday, 15 October 2009 20:00
Location:Vodka Revolutions, Downing Street
The Cambridge Student If you would like to write for TCS - please email apply@tcs.cam.ac.uk - with some further information about yourself, which areas of the newspaper you are interested in writing for and we'll get back to you asap!
The Cambridge Student
Michaelmas Issue 2 2009
You can download the online version here:
http://www.cusu.cam.ac.uk:8080/business/
The Cambridge Student
Looking forward to seeing you all at the CUSU Societies Fair at Kelsey Kerridge Sports Centre in Cambridge - all day Tuesday & Wednesday of this week! http://www.cusu.cam.ac.uk/societies/fair
Natthapoj Vincent Trakulphadetkrai
The
Global
Student Education Forum (www.gseforum.org), a registered student
society at Cambridge University, is hosting a number of high-profile
lectures, free of charge, this academic year. Our speakers include, but
not limited to: TONIS LUKAS (Estonian Education Minister), Professor
ANDREAS DEMETRIOU (Cypriot Education Min...ister), Professor KATHLEEN
McCARTNEY (Dean, Harvard Graduate School of Education), Professor
CHRISTOPHER COLCLOUGH (founding Director, UNESCO's Global Monitoring
Report on Education For All), CHARLES KANE (President, One Laptop Per
Child), BRETT WIGDORTZ (Founder and CEO, Teach First), Professor PAMELA
MUNN (President, British Educational Research Association), PHIL BATY
(Deputy Editor, Times Higher Education), Professor MICK WATERS (former
Director of Curriculum, Qualifications and Curriculum Authority).
For more details of these speaker events, please visit www . gseforum . org.Read more
Global
Student Education Forum (www.gseforum.org), a registered student
society at Cambridge University, is hosting a number of high-profile
lectures, free of charge, this academic year. Our speakers include, but
not limited to: TONIS LUKAS (Estonian Education Minister), Professor
ANDREAS DEMETRIOU (Cypriot Education Min...ister), Professor KATHLEEN
McCARTNEY (Dean, Harvard Graduate School of Education), Professor
CHRISTOPHER COLCLOUGH (founding Director, UNESCO's Global Monitoring
Report on Education For All), CHARLES KANE (President, One Laptop Per
Child), BRETT WIGDORTZ (Founder and CEO, Teach First), Professor PAMELA
MUNN (President, British Educational Research Association), PHIL BATY
(Deputy Editor, Times Higher Education), Professor MICK WATERS (former
Director of Curriculum, Qualifications and Curriculum Authority).
For more details of these speaker events, please visit www . gseforum . org.Read more
The Cambridge Student
Michaelmas Issue 1 2009
You can download the online version here:
http://www.cusu.cam.ac.uk:8080/business/
Cambridge Student Liberal Democrats Our Chair, Dom Weldon, is featured with a reply to an interesting question today in The Cambridge Student on page 12. Let us know your thoughts!
The Cambridge Student
The Cambridge Student (TCS) is now on Twitter!
http://twitter.com/TCSNewspaper
Source: twitter.com
The Cambridge Student (TCS) is a free, weekly, full colour tabloid newspaper for students and staff of The University of Cambridge.
