A student union campaign to have Lord Carey's image removed began more than four years ago after he said same-sex relationships could not be put "on the same level" as heterosexual marriage
'No, we didn't publish a leaflet banning gendered pronouns. But we do stand against transphobia'
Whether it's student radio or the Douglas Adams appreciation club - there's bound to be a society to suit you
Whether it's student radio or the Douglas Adams appreciation club - there's bound to be a society to suit you
Alistair Cooke, 22, admitted to feeling 'shady' about following a woman home from a party before allegedly raping her
The father of 22-year-old History student Matt Smith dismissed claims his son had struggled with cocaine and heroin addictions
'As long as we're in the NUS we need to work to make it ever so slightly less terrible'
State school applicants with 'compassion, empathy and enthusiasm' are encouraged to apply for one of 25 places on the new scheme
Faiz Siddiqui tells the High Court his grades prevented him having a successful career as an international commercial lawyer
From autumn next year, international students will pay €1,500 per semester as part of a bid to reduce Germany’s €48m higher education deficit
Five years after graduating, men in the lowest paying jobs were found to have overtaken women completely with their earnings
'With such instability, it is no wonder that a quarter of young people aged 18–30 lack the wages to move out of their parents’ home'
Times Higher Education has published its annual "Global University Employability Survey," a ranking of universities that turn out graduates with the best job prospects.
Increasing the flow of talent and supporting local enterprise are crucial for tackling the regional skills deficit. Here’s how universities are zoning in on local successes
Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College London, King’s College London and the University of Manchester all ranked highly in terms of graduate employability
Just 20 per cent of applicants to the University of Tokyo are female, compared to 40 per cent in Japan overall
More than a quarter of undergraduate students surveyed said they would be less likely to apply for university courses in other EU countries as a result of Brexit
Philosopher of aesthetics Roger Scruton has previously spoken out against same-sex marriage, calling it 'damaging' and 'homophobic'
With cyber security experts high on UK employers’ most wanted lists, the prospects for computer graduates look very bright indeed
Research from the Red Cross reveals 70 per cent of students lack the confidence to perform first aid - but the majority of deaths from injury could be prevented
