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Multiple societies made or shared controversial statements related to the group banned by the government
History of art degrees have never looked so good
A hearing sees nearly 5,000 students trying to sue the uni over alleged ‘breach of consumer contracts’
This will be the first independent inquiry into antisemitism at a UK university
Charlie Hopkins was described as a ‘lively, loving, trusting young man’
There will now be six upcoming strike dates this month
Seven days of strikes are called off as talks go on to ‘turn this progress into a full agreement’
‘Our existence should not be a debate,’ protesters said
‘Whatever is happening in Afghanistan is completely in contradiction with Islam’
Hina Bashir was a 21-year-old student at Coventry University London
The police described the crimes as ‘cold and calculated’ and ‘targeted attacks’ against students
A student in the chat told The Tab: ‘It was just boys being boys’
The chat is filled with racist slurs
They made similar threats to several other locations across central London
A student described the fair as ‘the worst day I’ve ever spent on campus’
She allegedly waited 13 weeks for the police to take her statement after reporting the attack
Birkbeck University said it ‘will not hold relationships of any kind with oil, gas or mining companies’
Imperial and London Business School got more than £700k from Russian partner despite claiming to have cut ties since the war
Protesters want their message to make prospectives ‘send their tuition fee money somewhere else’
Tia hopes her protest ‘will shine a light on the discussion of compensation for students during the Covid era’
This was discovered two days after the 50th anniversary of Pride in London
The uni was rumoured to hire Australian consultancy workers for grading during marking boycott
UCU reveals massive personal spending by boss while staff lost jobs
‘Possibly xenophobic treatment’ of students went unpunished in Bartlett’s ‘toxic’ environment
The uni said it was sent by mistake ‘due to an internal miscommunication’
Government underfunding is failing future medics
This comes after the government cut ties with the union over these allegations
The uni’s UCU claims staff at an Australian consultancy may be used to grade student essays
Starting to regret my life choices
You can’t NOT see Tao at UAL with that hair
The National Union of Students has been cut off from government funding and representation over claims of antisemitism
They got 480,000 views on a TikTok shaming male roommates over filthy rooms
From socialising to job-hunting, autistic uni students share their struggles and strengths this Autism Acceptance Month
London’s Mayor led the city in sending ‘a unified message of support’ to mark one month of the war
22-year-old Maher Maaroufe was arrested ‘on suspicion of murder and assault’
Students were allegedly ‘harassed, intimidated, and pushed around’
There will be five more days of strikes between 21 March and 1 April
‘Students withholding fees seems to be the only way to force them to change’
Demands include fair workplace and pay, accessibility, and removal of director Adam Habib
International crisis is having personal consequences on some London students
14 London unis can see up to 10 days of staff walkout and a student strike
‘I needed to take drastic action, and a hunger strike seemed like the only option to me’
‘It took over my life – I wasn’t studying, I was just sitting in my halls gambling,’ says one student
The six-month pop-up aims to provide ‘a safe, inclusive, sober, intergenerational and intersectional space’
Freshers’ is fun, but not for all of us
Suzanna Chen
