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27 janvier 2018

More than 17,000 UK students face university rent arrears

The Guardian homeMore than 17,000 students living in university halls of residence fell behind with their rent payments in the last year, according to figures that suggest thousands more face financial hardship during their courses. More...

27 janvier 2018

No reds under beds, but the young are awake to the flaws in capitalism

The Guardian homeThe crash of 2008, not Stalinists in our universities, caused the sense of alienation among students. More...

27 janvier 2018

Why has Britain given such a warm welcome to this shadowy professor?

The Guardian home‘Professor” Joseph Mifsud once said he was not a Russian spy. Then he vanished and stayed vanished despite multiple attempts by journalists to put pertinent questions to him. Though he is not named in the indictment, prosecutors working for the Mueller inquiry into Russian involvement in Donald Trump’s election allege this ghostly presence, this incredible vanishing man, was the conduit between the Trump foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos and a Kremlin with “dirt” to share on Hillary Clinton. The rest of us are in the dark. But perhaps not wholly so. More...

27 janvier 2018

Piano and ballet give university applicants an edge – is that fair?

The Guardian homeThe university application season has just drawn to a close. I’ve met thousands of potential students at university open days, as they arrive bright-eyed at the prospect of their new lives on campus. It’s always an exciting, hopeful period. But once it’s over, I’m left wondering whether I should tell them about what really happens behind the scenes after A-level results are announced. More...

27 janvier 2018

Our world is changing. It's time for historians to explain why

The Guardian homeOver the past couple of years, we’ve seen a surge in civic engagement after decades of apathy. Just as established media outlets have a renewed sense of purpose, in academia, too, social scientists find themselves publicly confronting the social dynamics and technological disruptions that have led to our changing politics and society. More...

27 janvier 2018

Complex engineering and metal-work discovered beneath ancient Greek 'pyramid'

The Guardian homeMore than 4,000 years ago builders carved out the entire surface of a naturally pyramid-shaped promontory on the Greek island of Keros. They shaped it into terraces covered with 1,000 tonnes of specially imported gleaming white stone to give it the appearance of a giant stepped pyramid rising from the Aegean: the most imposing manmade structure in all the Cyclades archipelago. More...

27 janvier 2018

Why do black students quit university more often than their white peers?

The Guardian homeBlack students are 1.5 times more likely to drop out than their white and Asian counterparts. Understanding why is vital. More...

27 janvier 2018

All the facts you need to answer tricky questions about higher education

The Guardian homeEducation journalist Fran Abrams tackles 10 of the most challenging questions about universities by looking at the latest research. More...

27 janvier 2018

Woman sues man acquitted of rape in Scottish court trial

The Guardian homeA former university student in Scotland is suing her alleged rapist for £100,000 in damages after he walked free following a high court trial two years ago. More...

27 janvier 2018

Brexit uncertainty prompts employers to cut graduate jobs

The Guardian homeUncertainty over Brexit has caused many of the UK’s most prestigious employers to significantly cut their recruitment of graduates, resulting in a fall in the number of new graduate jobs for the first time since the global financial crisis. More...

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