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Department of Education’s £15 Million In Universities Funding Isn’t Enough

The Department of Education has announced an additional £15 million in university funding will be given. The additional funding is just one of three financial…

Jasmyne Jeffery
Jan 12, 2023
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University of Manchester Students Hold Rent Strike

Manchester students living in halls of residence are going on strike once again throughout January. Amidst the cost of living crisis, students are faced with…

Zoe Kramer
Jan 10, 2023
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Primary School Pupils In UK To Get Careers Support

The government has launched a new programme that will see primary school pupils encouraged to think about future careers. Pupils will take part in lessons…

Ella Kipling
Jan 9, 2023
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Which Universities Are Still Using Hybrid Teaching In 2023? Study Finds Over A Quarter Are

In 2020, students were thrown into online learning when COVID-19 closed universities. Whilst some got on well with the new set-up, others struggled. There was…

Jasmyne Jeffery
Jan 6, 2023
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Are There More Train Strikes Planned For February 2023?

The end of 2022 was heavily disrupted due to multiple sectors striking, demanding fairer pay and working conditions. One of which was rail workers, which…

Jasmyne Jeffery
Jan 6, 2023
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Should Pupils Study Maths Until They Are 18? Why The Plan Is A Problem

In a recent announcement, prime minister Rishi Sunak discussed plans to get all students learning maths in further education. Whilst the feat is admirable, it…

Jasmyne Jeffery
Jan 4, 2023
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Extinction Rebellion Change Their Tactics

The British division of climate activist group Extinction Rebellion has announced that they will no longer be using public disruption as a primary tactic in…

Zoe Kramer
Jan 4, 2023
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US News and World Report Changes Ranking System After Boycott

After drawing controversy for its law school rankings, US News & World Report has decided to overhaul the methodology that it uses to determine these…

Zoe Kramer
Jan 3, 2023
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Will The Teachers’ Strike Affect Universities?

The UK has suffered from months of disruption due to strikes across multiple sectors. Teachers and university staff are no different, with strikes held towards…

Jasmyne Jeffery
Jan 3, 2023

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