Eric Monkman remains cult hero despite University Challenge final loss
'Monkmania' goes into overdrive as Canada's unlikely heartthrob gives battle in vain against Balliol
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Government immigration plans will undermine our degrees, say students
A national survey of British students highlights widespread concern over plans for tougher student visas for international scholars
Students demand Bristol University change tower name over slave links
Students believe the Wills Memorial Tower serves as a 'glorification' of a man who financed the university 'with slave-profited money'
15 Life hacks to help graduates tackle mornings
Whether its meditation and stretching or shocking yourself awake with exercise, there's a tactic that will help every begrudging graduate get up and seize the day
Only four universities cite sexual assault as extenuating circumstance
Investigation follows a petition launched by students at the University of Birmingham, after a student who was raped on her year abroad was forced to fail the year
NUS presidential candidate claims far left have 'hijacked' the union
His manifesto includes calls to ensure jobs for all graduates by starting construction of a 'real life death star' and to 'enact sweeping agrarian reform across the British Isles'
How much of a sugar baby are you? Take the quiz
Increasing numbers of students are signing up to financial arrangements with older men in order to support their studies – but how far would you go to fund your education?
A tiny California college whose graduates outearn Harvard and Stanford
Harvey Mudd College, a tiny liberal-arts school in Claremont, California, is an engineering, science, and mathematics powerhouse.
Disadvantaged student scholarships given to private school students
Bristol's Scholars scheme allows pupils from poorer backgrounds to apply for the top ranking university with lower grades than previously required
The 17 most expensive universities in the UK
Going to university is an expensive business. Three years of paying for tuition, food, and accommodation without an income can be tricky for some students, even with the help of a student loan.
University accommodation: The pros and cons of living in halls
Living on campus can be a one-way ticket towards independence... but then again nobody is going to steal your communal kettle if you live at home
Cambridge college under fire for serving 'culturally insensitive' food
Students at Pembroke College, Cambridge, criticise catering staff for serving exotic dishes with unauthentic combinations of ingredients
London university offers course just for refugees and asylum seekers
Seminars and workshops to teach higher education reading and writing, English language for academic purposes, computer skills and issues around social sciences, migration, and globalisation
Bristol students take their landlord to court and win
Lettings agency forced to pay £865 cheque to students after being unable to provide receipts
Cheating students could get criminal record for plagiarised essays
Thousands of students found buying pre-written essays online – a form of plagiarism that could be punished with expulsion
Third of millennials suffer from 'imposter syndrome' in the workplace
Some 40 per cent of young female professionals said they felt intimidated by senior people, compared with just 22 per cent of males
Disadvantaged teenagers four times less likely to apply for university
Latest data analysis fuels concerns the likelihood of students applying for university is heavily dependent where they live
London named best university city in the world
The UK capital boasts 15 of the world’s most highly regarded universities, topping Paris, New York, Seoul and Melbourne
Class of 2017: The students turning to the Dark Web for their drug fix
With cheaper deals available to buy in bulk at an anonymous distance, the Dark Net is playing an increasingly major role in illegal drug sales. Now, the digital drug revolution is sweeping across UK campuses - Alec Fullerton speaks to some of the students involved
Nazi Swastika carved into Exeter University door under investigation
University officials said the incident may have been part of a 'deeply offensive joke, parodying a sketch in a TV comedy show'