By Gavin Haynes. According to Newcastle city council and the national press, the student house party has spiralled into an extra-strength cocktail of dangerous drugs, overcrowding and injury. So, what do the partymakers say. More...
Plastic-eating bugs? It’s a great story – but there’s a sting in the tail
By . Breeding wax moth caterpillars to devour our waste sounds good. But they would attack bee colonies too, and ultimately put crops at risk. More...
University chief appeals for EU help to fight Hungarian clampdown
By Daniel Boffey. Rector of Central European University hopeful EU will launch infringement proceedings against Orbán government. More...
Fears Israeli ambassador's visit to Soas may spark unrest
By Sally Weale. Some university staff and students say invitation to Mark Regev is provocative and urge director to stop meeting. More...
I love my security guard job, but there’s a subtle apartheid dividing the staff
By . My colleagues and I are striking to show the University of London that outsourced workers should have the same benefits as those employed directly. More...
The NUS doesn't represent the average student – because there's no such thing
By Richard Brooks. The union may have its flaws, but let’s not pretend there’s a mass of students it’s forgotten about. More...
Why we joined the March for Science
By Matthew Holmes. After events across the world on Saturday we asked readers working in or involved in science to tell us why they were taking action. More...
The article that changed my view … of how business should be done
Member John Vaughan explains how a Guardian article from 1999 opened up a new way of working and led to a friendship that is still going strong. More...
'Evidence not arrogance': UK supporters join global March for Science
By Nicola Slawson. Academics and industry workers rally in British cities amid fears that ‘post-truth’ era is devaluing evidence-based research. More...
Growth in unpaid full-time internships raises fears for social mobility
By Rob Davies and Elena Cresci. With unpaid roles for up to a year being openly advertised, critics claim that only the privileged can afford to accept them. More...