At the start of the academic year they found themselves on the end of a almighty public outcry after Sheffield student Philip Laing urinated on a war memorial.
Now they are finishing in equally fine form - a Carnage manager faces prison after assualting a man during a Carnage event in Bangor.
Carnage has always attracted a lot of media attention but now they find themselves under attack from MP's.
Home Secretary Alan Johnson said in the House of Commons this week: "these disreputable organisations need to be tackled and indeed in most places across the country there is a very realistic and very meaningful partnership between local police and licensees to ensure that licensees do not have their own reputation undermined by organisations such as that which you mentioned.”
Public opinion has ammassed against Carnage and as a result the politicians are chasing the scent of an easy crowd pleaser, getting rid of Carnage.
It would take a PR miracle to turn back the tide now so if you're a Carnage fan enjoy the next one because it might just be the last.
