Gender, parental income, university, and subject choice have large impacts on earning power, IFS finds

TedX will returning to the University of Manchester for the day on Saturday 16th April with an ‘Infinite Possibilities’ lecture series

A study on UK university academics has revealed the need to teach staff how to deal with stress in a positive way

Student newspapers from across the United Kingdom have launched an investigation into racism on campus

Trial begins for four students at the prestigious Royal Agricultural College who are accused of several counts of rape and sexual assault against the same woman at a university ball in 2014

After implementing the living wage last month, the company in charge of catering services across the university are claimed to be planning to make 43 staff redundant and cutting salaries by up to a third

Elliott Mills examines what the questionnaire tells us about university life

During Anna Lee’s campaign, she has faced a great amount of opposition, but remains true to her objectives outlined in her ‘annafesto’

A recent study funded by the Independent Schools Trust reveal substantially better achievements among privately educated children at GCSE level examinations

Master’s student Luqman Onikosi faces deportation back to Nigeria where he will not receive critical Hepatitis B treatment

High university fees could damage our economy and society by “locking people out of the skills of the future”, says Labour Leader.

The University’s Ultimate Frisbee club secured three Universe Points and a Silver Medal

Last week, officials met to finalise a deal creating academic links between UK universities and their Egyptian counterparts currently operating under internationally-condemned authoritarian rule

Luke Williams argues we need to look at other education alternatives to university when people leave school

New government proposals to allow English universities to raise their fees to more than £9000 a year will make the Welsh grants unaffordable

Turkey’s government have proposed new laws that would restrict freedom of speech within their universities. Institutions who criticise the government will now find themselves at risk of closure

The government will be shifting the responsibility for paying for equipment, support workers & travel costs for disabled students to universities

The University of Manchester and other institutions connected to the Janet network had their internet connections knocked out after sustained attack

Sporticipate’s racketball & squash sessions migtht be right up your street

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