Smart drugs: what they are, and how unis can respond
The use of smart drugs in the UK is on the rise. Also known as cognitive enhancers, study drugs and nootropics, they are taken...
How to choose between digital tools for student wellbeing
From the Global Student Living Conference 2019. Head here to register your interest for future GSL conferences, and learn more about the GSL Conference here.
https://vimeo.com/379729756
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‘True crime’ trend sees surge in Australian women studying Criminology
7News reports on how the popularity among younger people of true-crime podcasts, books, and television shows is driving interest in criminology study. A recently...
African students barred from Christian worship in China
African students studying in China have been prevented from worshipping in Christian churches, as the government looks to “prevent foreign infiltration through religion.”
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Dry for good? Gen-Z attitudes to alcohol
From the Global Student Living Conference 2019. Head here to register your interest for future GSL conferences, and learn more about the GSL Conference here.
https://vimeo.com/379735938
A number of...
Dedicated student mental health centre opens in Manchester
Greater Manchester has become home to the UK's first dedicated health centre for students suffering from severe mental difficulties at local universities, with a...
Good sex, bad sex – creating a positive culture
From the Global Student Living Conference 2019. Head here to register your interest for future GSL conferences, and learn more about the GSL Conference here.
https://vimeo.com/376135028
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Chinese influence causes censorship concerns for Australian students
The BBC reports that the Australian government has moved to set guidelines for universities in an attempt to halt ‘unprecedented levels of foreign interference.’...
How one Irish uni supports international students over Christmas
For students who have left their families to study abroad, Christmas can be a difficult time. Whether it be financial worries, travel and visa...
Australian study shows Facebook’s impact on students’ grades
USA Today confirms what many have long suspected to be the case – spending less time looking at Facebook can boost student grades. The...
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