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20-year-old Sohail Zulfiqar died after the convertible crashed down an embankment
Protestors occupied the Jeremy Bentham room on Friday and claim they will stay until their list of 10 demands are met
The academic claims that universities are ‘conceding to the censorship demands of some Chinese students’
5,000 students could win upwards of £5,000 each
Demonstrators dropped banners which read “The Dr Refaat Alareer Student Centre” before being removed from the building
Protestors demanded UCL issue a statement honouring killed poet and alumnus Refaat Alareer
Students at Grand Felda House in Wembley report living among rubbish not cleared since September
Max Raphael, who plays Festus Creed in the new film, finished his undergraduate Law degree this year
Many Jewish students feel vulnerable on campuses as antisemitic death threats and harassment mount
The Union of Jewish Students condemned UCL-UCU’s use of the slogan ‘Intifada until victory’
BP recruiters reportedly ‘fled’ the event soon after
The protest managed to dupe campus security which was on high alert after a tip-off
Royal Holloway and Queen Mary also ranked among the top 10 recipients of donations from fossil fuel companies
The police launched a new initiative outside the XOYO nightclub in Shoreditch
Strikes were planned for the week starting September 25th
The annual cost of private halls is forecast to reach almost £20,000 in the coming academic year
Students across the country are now one step closer to winning compensation
The uni offered £125 for 10,000 word dissertations, £45 for first markers of 3,000 word essays and £20 for second marking
Alfie Pannell