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Manchester volunteer programme boosts local employment
Museum schemes offer Mancunians a way out of the recession with training programmes and practical work experience
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Father of Manchester Student released from Syrian custody
A Syrian student at Manchester tells of the extreme torture his father suffered in a Syrian jail
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EU students pay nothing at Scottish Universities
Whilst English, Welsh and Northern Irish applicants face £9,000 fees.
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Private university defies application slump whilst parent company has faced US investigation.
Applicant figures for private university BBP have seen a large increase this year while publicly funded universities have suffered
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Government rejects student loans fine
Vince Cable has dropped plans to charge students for re-paying their student loans early
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RAG scores touchdown with Superbowl night success
RAG raised £500 by organizing a themed night at the SU Bar on the opening night of the superbowl
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Pardon in sight for Alan Turing
The 'father of computer science' may soon be officially pardoned following a motion submitted to parliament by John Leech, MP
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University museums win £2 million grant
Manchester Museums receive grant to expand their volunteer programs while others lose government support
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Are we starving UK education?
Feature: Gareth Lewis shares his view of higher education in the UK and in Hong Kong
Opinion
Labour, the Slightly-Less-Nasty-Party
Ed Miliband's tuition fee plan is just a 'pale imitation of the existing Tory policy', writes Gareth Lewis
Features
The symphony of lights
Thinking of studying in Hong Kong? Don’t forget your business card, as Gareth Lewis guides us through the rich student life of the harbour city. Words and photographs by Gareth…