University

Charlotte Randall writes on the current financial crisis UK universities are facing.

Editor-in-Chief, Amélie Thompson, writes on how COVID disruption has led to students wanting to sue universities

In light of the recent Supreme Court ruling, Features Editor Callum Martin considers why affirmative action never came to UK universities.

The Norwegian parliament has voted to abolish free tuition for international students, reports Online News Editor, Anna Kane.

Students at the University of Exeter have raised concerns about how the cost of memberships to AU clubs are a “barrier” to wider participation in university sport.

The devastating impact of the UK’s cost of living crisis on university students has led one in five to consider dropping out, according to a new study by the Russell Group Students’ Unions.

Bristol University graduate, Pieter Snepvengers has used the AI software, Chat GPT, to achieve a 2:2 in a 2000-word essay.

The Exeter Student Guild election results have been released following the leadership elections.

The second Candidate Question Time took place on Tuesday 21 February and offered students the chance to ask candidates running for Guild President, Communities & Equality Officer and Student Living Officer about their campaigns.

With near-record numbers of 18-year-olds making applications to university, it has been suggested that students should be provided with greater detail about the employment prospects for the courses they choose to study.