Of those who participated in the survey, most blamed the continued dispute over junior doctor contracts on the Department of Health
A young journalist was supposedly threatended with expulsion by UCL executives after she gained access to a confidential report forecasting the university profits from accommodation fees
The Home Office has responded saying that recruiting students to decide on asylum claims has become an efficient way to handle the workload in busy periods
The NUS’ LGBT Officer has refused to attend an event where celebrated gay rights activist Peter Tatchell was speaking, raising questions about his conduct and ideology
Following recent news of LSE’s poor freedom of speech record, the founders of the Free Speech Society, Speakeasy, outlined their society initiatives to combat the negative implications of the safe space policy
Bridget Kendall has given students of Peterhouse hope that the college will no longer be perceived as dominantly right-wing and “stuck in the past”
Strikers are withholding more than a quarter of a million pounds in accommodation fees to pressure the university into cutting rents by 40 per cent
Teaching unions express concern over the recent proposal to turn Parrs Wood High School, one of Manchester’s highest performing secondary schools, into an independent academy
Student satisfaction rates at the university have dropped in the last two years since the decision to move the Scarborough campus was made public
Protesting against the current quality of higher education, student demonstrators occupy auditorium in “freezing conditions”
The iron statue is meant to encourage “sensible behaviour” and plans would have it stand across the street from university nightclub
The ‘Time of The Month’ campaign will launch on 25 February and seeks to raise money for sanitary products benefiting homeless women across Manchester
The NUS expressed disappointment with the government by criticizing its flawed system that is now forcing lecturers to speed up teaching for the next semester and thus provide for an unfulfilling university experience in the UK
The junior doctors’ strikes will continue on Wednesday 10th February while negotiations between the BMA and the government have not come to a conclusion
Stonewall evaluates organisations across the country using submissions to the Workplace Equality Index
A national survey revealed that an overwhelming majority of students would vote to stay in the EU, with 83 per cent of University of Manchester students, according to our own poll, in favour of staying in the union
An overwhelming amount of junior doctors have voted in favour of strikes against the new government contracts proposed by Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt
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