Students racking up eye-watering debt over gambling addiction
More than one in three students are gambling using borrowed money, using overdrafts, student loans, or money from friends and payday loans, according to...
Australia temporarily changes student visa rules to fill worker shortages
With pressures on international travel, the water-locked nation has found an controversial way to fill their labour shortage.
The Australian government announced that eligible student...
Biggest decline in US university enrolment in 50 years
US post-secondary enrolment hit a total decline of 6.5% over the two years of the pandemic, and there are currently around one million fewer...
European Union seeks greater transnational cooperation in higher education
The European Commission (EC) has outlined ways it hopes to build on and expand the European Strategy for Universities. In an address on 18...
Plans to allow refunds for “low quality and poor value” university courses
It's not just the COVID-19 pandemic that has shaped our understanding of what a good university course should look like. The Office for Students...
Home Alone: international students stuck abroad
As the Omicron wave truly starts to kick in, people across the world have had their Christmas plans turned upside down, with many unable...
UCL unsubscribe from Stonewall Diversity Champions Programme and Workplace Equality Index
Following in suit of the likes of the BBC and Ofcom, University College London have pulled out of their Stonewall membership.
UCL were part of...
The return to online: campuses safeguarding students against new variant
In what might be a disappointing turn of events for many, students at Queen's University Belfast will be expected to take their classes online...
Objections to £135million university block aiming to benefit students and the public
Student accommodation and university buildings are often expected to provide multi-faceted use that extends beyond the traditional expectations of housing or lecture halls.
In a...
Howard University students announce deal after weeks long protest over poor housing conditions
Back in October, more than 150 people spent 33 days sleeping in tents outside the Blackburn University Center protesting against poor housing conditions and...
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