Two-thirds of female academics are unhappy with work-life balance
A report has shown that 'workaholic' working environments in academia are detrimental to the career paths of female academics
A report has shown that 'workaholic' working environments in academia are detrimental to the career paths of female academics
The NUS organised a day of action which included students walking out of lectures to show solidarity for refugees
In a letter to The Guardian, Oxford University has been accused of losing its status and integrity after accepting a £75 million donation
New collaborations and investments with China have been set in occasion of President Xi Jinping’s visit to the UK
NUS President Megan Dunn supports Britain Stronger in Europe, and challenges the Brexit campaign and its views on the EU
A Goldsmith’s student has decided to move to Poland because commuting 1,000 miles to lectures every week is less expensive than living in London
Sexpression and Manchester Students' Union's collaboration of Sex Week 2015 has been a great success, encouraging awareness and providing information about sexual health and…
Concerns have been raised by Fallowfield locals over the proposal to turn The Orange Grove into flats
Economics students at the University of Exeter have complained that their exam was impossible and littered with spelling errors
'Not Beyond Us,' this years slogan for World Cancer Day, highlights that through research it is possible to find a real solution to tackle cancer.
Manchester Students’ Union has become a Living Wage Accredited employer. Campaigners continue to urge the University of Manchester to follow the same example
Between 22nd and 26th June 2015, The University of Manchester will host Graphene Week 2015. For this occasion, the £61 million National Graphene Institute (NGI) at the university…