News Archives: 05/2022

Medical students have launched the ‘Liveable NHS Bursary’ campaign on Twitter following an onslaught of posts about the financial struggles faced by students.  The posts…

Experts have said paying off student loans early doesn’t save graduates money in the long run as interest rates continue to rise. Due to the…

The UK government has announced their temporary disengagement with the National Union of Students, the NUS, following recent antisemitism allegations. This involves the NUS being…

As GCSE and A Level examinations are underway at schools across the country, many institutions are facing a shortage of invigilators. A recent survey held…

The University of Wolverhampton has confirmed that it will not recruit any students for 138 of its undergraduate and postgraduate courses in September. It cited…

In an exciting move, an exhibition at Sutton Hoo of artefacts from two of the UKs most important archaeological excavations will now be on show…

On 12 May, the Office for Students (the OfS) released figures which show that more than half of first class degrees awarded to students in…

Finland’s Prime Minister Sanna Marin, and President Sauli Niinisto announced on Sunday 15 May that Finland will apply for NATO membership. The decision to apply…

The Northern Line on the London underground is now fully operational after being partially closed since January 15. The reopening was a day ahead of…

We all know about recycling, saving energy and fossil fuels – but what about sustainable eating? Here’s how your diet can help save the planet.…