We know students are busy with assignments, so here are the latest stories from universities across the UK that you might have missed

University can provide a ‘perfect storm’ for disordered eating to arise in students. I spoke to two students about their experiences with University support systems

Tuition fees are going up to £9,535 next academic year, marking the first hike in eight years

A UCU report exposes the use of “gig-economy contracts” by British universities, with the University of Manchester having 80% of research staff on fixed-term contracts

In his first address as monarch, King Charles III announces drastic changes to the education sector

The ongoing COVID-19 inquiry demonstrates that all the skills you learn at school and university are quickly forgotten once you walk into Westminster

With AI usage rising, here are the new University guidelines on how and when to use it

New ‘Special Relationship Partnership’ with American institutions – who are they and what does this mean?

Universities set targets to help disadvantaged students, monitored up to five years after graduation

Students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds tend to attend universities less prestigious than their richer counterparts, even if they have achieved similar grades

The figures suggest a growth in the number of students paying others to write their essays

The Foreign Affairs Committee criticised the government for not addressing clear signs of Chinese interference, that has gone largely unchecked

Disputes over pay and pensions mean strikes could be possible as soon as mid-November

For the second time in four months, the required 50% threshold to cause strike action was not reached

New data from UCAS shows that over 7% of all UK applications in 2018 were unconditional

During a speech at the University and College Union (UCU) conference, Angela Rayner set out a series of policy steps that would allow for further intervention regarding how universities are run

Universities could lose their positions on league tables if they refuse to do more to tackle ethnic disparity

In a new revelation, it has been found that cases of antisemitic abuse almost tripled between 2015 and 2017

Just 40-45% of the annual tuition fee of £9,250 is spent on teaching, with the rest going to resources such as libraries and technology support.

Universities UK found that 70% of people agree that the UK has some of the best universities in the world