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A fashion fresher is going to rent this house in Mayfair for £4,000-a-week
Neighbours will include the Qatari Royal Family
Archaeology students have trigger warnings for when they’re scared of bones
It might trigger psychological trauma in some students
Archaeology students have trigger warnings for when they’re scared of bones
It might trigger psychological trauma in some students
Archaeology students have trigger warnings for when they’re scared of bones
It might trigger psychological trauma in some students
Nearly a fifth of Camden takeaways failed their food hygiene inspection
The fail rate was above the national average
Oxford is officially the best university in the world, according to Times Higher Education
Suck on that Cambridge
Brookes makes top 500 in Times World Rankings
The results show Brookes beating the University of Hull
Here’s how QUB deals with cases of sexual assault and harassment
A ‘bystander intervention initiative’ is currently being developed
Malia Bouattia created ‘one rule for Jews, another for everyone else’
They say she doesn’t listen to their concerns
Malia Bouattia created ‘one rule for Jews, another for everyone else’
They say she doesn’t listen to their concerns
Lecturer who accused Noble Prize-winning scientist of sexism has her course cut
Apparently her course was really unpopular.
Malia Bouattia: ‘I’m not anti-semitic, I’ve been misunderstood’
She says people needs to ‘break down’ what she means
White and privileged: These are the City Airport Black Lives Matter protesters
Three of them live on a Houseboat called ‘Northern Soul’
White and privileged: These are the City Airport Black Lives Matter protesters
Three of them live on a Houseboat called ‘Northern Soul’
There’s a rent strike event in London all weekend
Activities include BBQs, Banner-Making and How to Deal with the Media
Three hours of exercise a week could reduce damage caused by alcohol
A study found being physically active lowered risk of diseases
Lecturers need to ‘man up’ and tell students how to deal with challenging ideas
Safe-spaces and Trigger warnings not only limit education but also threaten free-speech
Emily Thornberry just used a ‘sexism’ argument to save face
And by doing it she merely trivialised a global problem
Emily Thornberry just used a ‘sexism’ argument to save face
And by doing it she merely trivialised a global problem
Consent ‘conversations’ to be held for Freshers’ Week
They’re designed to encourage students to “ask questions and be more actively engaged”
Oxford’s Bullingdon Club is facing extinction
The Club hasn’t been able to attract enough members in recent years
Oxford’s Bullingdon Club is facing extinction
The Club hasn’t been able to attract enough members in recent years
How UCL deals with cases of sexual harassment and assault
Nearly half a million adults are raped each year
The Tories are creating an Office for Students and this is what it means
It might revolutionise the U.K.’s Higher Education sector, but probably not
The Black Lives Matter spokesman once blacked up as a minstrel
He said he was ‘going for the dark skinned asian look’
The Black Lives Matter spokesman once blacked up as a minstrel
He said he was ‘going for the dark skinned asian look’
No Offence is relaunching: ‘It’s about getting people to think’
Censorship is ‘completely the opposite of what a University ought to be’
UCL remains in top ten in QS World University Rankings
We have been named the best university in London
Lancaster ranked in top 150 universities in the world
We were ranked 15th best university to study Linguistics
LGBT+ Officer said she sympathised with the Taliban and condemns U.S. Army
Shahid describes the U.S. army as ‘thick-skulled soldiers’
The NUS has to admit it’s out of touch with students
£60,000 on a demo, and none of us really know why
The NUS has to admit it’s out of touch with students
£60,000 on a demo, and none of us really know why