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9 février 2016

London students refuse to pay rent and demand 40% cut

The Guardian homeBy. Over 150 UCL students risk eviction because they are refusing to pay rent for university halls that they say have become unaffordable. More...
9 février 2016

‘Motivated, creative and passionate’ – the words that kill your CV

The Guardian homeBy. CVs have become meaningless bingo cards. Job hunters would be better off losing the buzzwords and sticking to truthful statements. More...
9 février 2016

Truthful university applications: our favourites so far

The Guardian homeBy. The admissions officer of Honest University looks through your truthful personal statements and selects their class of 2016. More...
9 février 2016

Magnificent Seven: the global drama putting women’s rights centre stage

The Guardian homeBy. Seven, a travelling documentary play recounting the real-life ordeals of women who have encountered violence, rape and trafficking, has become a fulcrum for debate and action among students in Bangladesh. More...
9 février 2016

Is free speech in British universities under threat?

The Guardian homeBy. Universities are meant to be guardians of debate and challenging ideas. Yet as campuses become ‘safe spaces’, the right of students not to be offended is taking priority, and voices are being silenced. More...
9 février 2016

Taxpayer funds reportedly used for secret primate experiments in Sydney labs

The Guardian homeByGuardian staff and agencies. New South Wales hospitals and universities are conducting secret surgical experiments using government funding, media reports allege. More...
9 février 2016

Spaced repetition: a hack to make your brain store information

The Guardian homeBy. Using spaced repetition as a study technique is effective because you are deliberately hacking the way your brain works. More...
9 février 2016

Why do academics drink so much?

The Guardian homeByAnonymous Academic. A glass of wine in a seminar, two or three after a conference – what’s the problem? We are damaging ourselves, bit by bit. More...
9 février 2016

No one sees how hard it is for students with an invisible illness

The Guardian homeBy. When you look at me you might not see anything wrong. But I’m actually suffering with a chronic illness that makes me feel different to my friends. More...
9 février 2016

I want my university to debate ideas, not gag free speech

The Guardian homeBy. Yes, campuses should respect people’s rights, be they transgender, Muslim or gay. But students don’t need swaddling from the wider world. More...
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