Fake uni sting in US sees 90 foreign students arrested
Approximately 90 students have been arrested after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) set up a fake Detroit university that enticed predominantly Indian students...
Calls for better housing support for estranged UK students
With more than 8,000 university students estranged from their families, universities are being asked to provide year-round accommodation to support students.
The figures were...
Food insecurity at US colleges: how your institution can combat it
We’re all familiar with the narrative of college students subsisting
on black coffee and ramen noodles; it’s seen as a rite of passage, a punchline
to...
How gaming and gambling affect student life
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/379732219
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Spike in int’l students heading to South Australia and Tasmania
The Australian reports on a dramatic increase during the last year in the number of international students wishing to study at universities in Tasmania...
International students crossed picket lines due to visa fears
Campaigners against hostile environment policies in higher education are advocating for universities to terminate the monitoring of international students’ attendance during strike action, as...
Australian exchange students recalled from Hong Kong
ABC reports that Australian students on exchange in Hong Kong have been urged to return home without delay after pro-democracy protests reached campuses throughout...
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...
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