News Archives: 03/2022

UCAS may look to alter the process of university applications, by replacing the personal statement with a series of questions. Clare Marchant, the chief executive…

As twenty-first century women, I think we try not to contribute to anything that may support regressive attitudes, such as beliefs that birth control is…

After an eighteen-month review process, Universities UK (UUK) has set out a new ‘code of fair admissions’ that aims to ‘protect applicants’ interests‘, ‘support transparency’,…

Admissions body UCAS has cited ‘uncertainty’ fuelled by Britain’s exit from the European Union as the reason behind a 40 percent drop in EU students…

Is Mother’s Day a proper special occasion or is it too commercialised? Over half of Brits seem to think the latter is the case. Mother’s…

Incumbent President Emmanuel Macron will be fighting for a second mandate this April. French voters are going back to the polls on April 10 and…

Dame Margaret Beckett, Britain’s first female Foreign Secretary, has announced that she intends to retire at the next general election, after serving as MP for…

A study due to appear in the British Journal of Sociology of Education examining the impact of ‘cultural capital‘ and how it improves ‘life chances‘…

You may have seen online that March 21 to March 27 is Neurodiversity Week. The week aims to highlight that neurodiversity is a wonderful thing…

The correct pronunciation of ‘GIF’ has been brought to light again after its creator, Stephen Wilhite sadly passed away from COVID, age 74. Wilhite’s wife…