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Do 18/29 of these while packing up your uni house and you’re having an aggressively posh-girl move out day
If your move out plan consists of your mum, a Range Rover, and hoping someone else knows how to dismantle your IKEA bed, you’re a posh girl
Ranked: All 24 Russell Group unis by student-to-staff ratio – Queen’s Belfast has 14 per staff
Newcastle, Sheffield and Manchester also rank in the bottom five, with ratios above 13
The ‘evidence’ Olivia Rodrigo’s Robert Smith collab is a dig at ex Louis Partridge – debunked
The Cure is reportedly one of Louis’ favourite bands
All the disturbing details hidden in Obsession that were almost too dark to notice
The hidden meaning behind Bear’s name is clever
Imperial beats Oxford and Cambridge for graduate prospects – Queen Mary finishes last on 70 per cent
Five Russell Group universities scored below 80 per cent for graduate prospects – meaning one in five students at those institutions did not move into professional employment or further study
Jamie Laing criticised over ‘horrifying’ comments about intimacy with postpartum wife Sophie
Sophie said Jamie was ‘begging’ for intimacy just three weeks after she gave birth
University of Manchester students criticise world-first AI partnership with Microsoft
Students have questioned the educational and environmental cost of the partnership
University of Manchester announces ‘world-first’ AI partnership with Microsoft
The partnership was announced on 19th January
University of Manchester students vote to sever ties with Tel Aviv University
Students voted by a 94 per cent majority for the university to sever this institutional partnership
Getting plastered on a budget: The seven cheapest drinks deals at Squirrels
Exams are over, it’s time for refreshers
Looking back on Freshers’ Week in Manchester: Reflections from a first and second year
Looking back to a time before uni became University