By Martin Hall. The uprising has specific roots in apartheid and colonialism. But issues of race, identity, fees and unemployment are provoking unrest across the world. More...
By Jo Smith. Almost 80% of students have had mental health problems in the past year. So how can campuses take a proactive approach to helping. More...By Philip Oltermann. Editors of Dresden-based journal apologise after being fooled by fake PhD student’s paper on role of alsatians in totalitarianism. More...By Helen Whitehouse. Young people, news reports tell us, are turning their backs on drinking and recreational drugs. Cigarette-smoking is on the decline, and so too is teenage pregnancy. It looks like this generation is cleaning up its act. More...By Sally Weale. ‘I don’t want to be in debt for most of my life.’ Pupils in Ipswich explain why the government faces a challenge to persuade more boys to opt for higher education. More...By Mark Smith. A quarter of students have started, or plan to start, a venture at university, but the numbers fall post-graduation. More...By . Current policies in higher and further education favour a parasitical elite. It is difficult to imagine worse priorities. More...By Matthew Field. Students are turning to private online communities and peer-led societies to help them break the cycle of self-harm. More...By Athene Donald. Megalomaniac is not perhaps the word you expect to find when reading a reference, but academic scientists tend to be outspoken. Not for them the bland ‘X has had three days of sick leave in the past year and is a good timekeeper’. More.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)
