Protester says: 'If Warwick insists on taking our grants, we will take their roads'

University council to look into allegations 'non-students and outside interests' instigated on-campus violence and vandalism which saw buildings and vehicles severely damaged

Social robot avatar technology will make long-distance communication less alienating, and help us push towards having robots like C-3PO becoming  part of our everyday lives, maintains Dr Paul Bremner

Students are finding it much cheaper to study in countries across Europe, with France charging around £150 a year for undergraduate degrees at public universities

'There are so many ways they could campaign that isn’t down the usual - and sometimes boring - path. All they need to do is look at what the students are doing'

Campaigner says she has learned that 'you can always start a protest, wherever you are in the world'

Fred Sinclair on what it takes to succeed in the fashion industry

Team at Manchester's students' union hope to have more than 2,000 people take part

Leader of the party says Welsh Conservatives will put an end to the 'gimmicks' of Corbyn’s Labour Party, which 'a weight of evidence continues to stack up against'

University acknowledges students' cosmetic face masks 'did not intend to cause harm to anyone' after politician hits out at chancellor's statement

Student tells the Independent members resort to 'personal character attacks to diminish my credibility' because they 'don’t want to confirm the existence' of the US Greek house system

Academics say they 'refuse to remain silent' while their colleagues 'resist the illegal detention and autocratic suspension of students'

Oxford University Students’ Union Council meets and discusses how anti-Semitism is 'a major problem' on Britain's campuses

Labour Party condemns allegations and says it will 'take robust action' to deal with any anti-Semitic behaviour, as club also issues first response, saying it is 'horrified'

Details reportedly leaked include names, addresses, dates of birth, mobile phone numbers, signatures and some students' mental health information

Charity’s chief executive says young people are among 'most vulnerable in society', often with fewer financial and emotional resources to 'withstand life’s battles'

Despite parents and teachers showing reservations over changes, Ofqual insists GCSEs and A-levels 'continue to be trusted'

Company says the power and courage it takes for a 14-year-old to not give up in a situation like this 'is exceptional'