On their own, degrees may not be enough but employers’ obsession with ‘extracurricular activity’ leaves Tom Glasser exasperated

Leeds University Union risk joining the fascists they oppose with motion to censor student media

Has LSE SU shot itself in the foot by banning the popular paper?

#demo2012 might be lauded as a successful statement by the NUS, but what did it really mean?

In light of the recent Church vote against allowing women to be Bishops, Antonia Jennings and Jonathan Graham argue why there is no place for the Church in the House of Lords

James Jackson discusses the positives of ‘smart’ drug use in academia and other areas.

Tom Danaher discuss the recent Police and Crime Commissioner elections, following a shocking low turnout

Alex Goldhill and Antonia Jennings debate whether the Students’ Union should enforce boycotts

MUGSS social secretary Thomas Lee tells of his distress at the new funding policy at the Students’ Union

With the use of smart drugs in the UK increasing, Antonia Jennings argues why universities should care

After protestors at the University of Sussex shut down a debate about squatting, we discuss how this was pretty stupid.

In the wake of a failed disaffiliation bid, we debate the question.

With a Republican house, this American feels Obama has, and will continue to be a (relative) force for good.

Farah Nassef writes about what the Syrian conflict personally means to her and her family

The UK is finally out of recession, but what does this really mean?

Becky Montacute and Ben Weich address this contentious issue

The reception has been mixed, but this year’s winner typifies the award for all the wrong reasons

High Street shops engage in numerous unethical practices – but should we care?

After last week’s dramatic front page, Emma Bean discusses the importance of holding elected officials to account

In response to Claudia’s experiences of two-woman relationships in the lifestyle section, an anonymous contributor offers an alternative perspective