By Jade Grassby. With almost half of recent graduates in jobs which do not require a degree, you may be facing a low-skilled job when you graduate. More...

By Danny Dorling. Only the super-rich benefit from the fees and loans system, in which 17-year-olds must sign up for massive debts in adulthood. More...

By Anna Fazackerley. Members of the Russell Group have offered free flights, film passes and even bedding to woo high-achievers. More...

By Melissa Terras. A survey shows the monograph is still central for shaping and sharing scholarship in the humanities. Let’s now make them open access. More...

By Paul Mason. British life can be confusing for new arrivals, so here is my advice. Step one: buy a late-night snack. You have survived induction. You have a pile of leaflets, a place to stay and a smartphone. You are a foreign student arriving at a university in England. There are half a million of you: the statistics say you are most likely to be Chinese, but the following advice applies to everyone. To start with, let’s state clearly what all those leaflets don’t. Your fees are single-handedly saving the British university system. By paying, for example, £18,000 a year to study BEng chemical engineering, you are handing over twice the amount a UK student would pay. More...

By Carla Kweifio-Okai. Ahead of the international day of the girl, we want your thoughts on what could help women and girls to know their rights. More...