The Sun has contacted this publication among others across the country offering money for photographs of students in offensive fancy dress costumes this Halloween, a move that the Executive team has collectively condemned

Thomas Docherty, a staunch opponent of the marketisation of education, was reprimanded for negative body language and sarcasm during interviews for faculty positions.

197 parliamentary seats have only a 10 per cent majority and a student population large enough to swing the balance of votes

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the foundation of the University of Manchester, students are encouraged to be a part of the legacy of generosity at the university

A series of unannounced door-to-door visits in Fallowfield at the beginning of October saw over 100 known criminals located and arrested and £90000 worth of cannabis plants seized

Academics may refuse to set or grade exams and coursework in response to a drastic pension shakeup proposal.

The Office of Fair Trading finds no evidence of non-competitive practices at universities, but says they urgently need to improve the quality of information that applicants receive.

More UK universities are starting their own Massive Open Online Courses to help more than their student body learn degree-level material.

In comparison to men, women with ‘resilience’ are much more likely to get a first or 2:1 in their first year than those without

Deborah Kermath, head caterer at Ashburne Hall, has beaten thousands of contestants to reach the finals BBC Radio 4’s Food and Farming Awards.

Proposed change in the mark scheme could see students graded in a similar way to the American style of letter grades

Reports of poor value for money, substandard teaching, and price fixing, may lead to university probe

Strike action has had “little or no impact” at most universities and protestors should focus on negotiating better pay deals for the 2014-15 period, says UCEA

Student’s suicide leads to questions raised with Home Secretary