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May refuses to remove foreign students from migration figures
Labour has accused the Prime Minister of stamping out dissent within the Tory ranks
Meet the candidates running for NUS President
Over 1,200 students, elected officers and campaigners from higher and further education arrive in Brighton this week to debate key policy issues affecting the nation's students
Japanese princess Kako of Akishono to attend University of Leeds
The Princess’s sister Mako also studied in the UK
Students shouldn't worry about trying to find a job, says Ucas head
Mary Curnock Cook warns middle-class parents and universities are too 'obsessed' with young people landing a career early on
Male university students more likely to vote Tory than female peers
Exclusive: Student poll reveals vast majority of undergraduates in favour of snap election, despite feeling 'ignored' by the current Government
Oxford University under fire for 'racist' prize discrepancy
Students claim the discrepancy is just one example of inherent 'racism' within the university
Oxford university warns not looking someone in the eye can be 'racist'
The university's equality and diversity unit highlight casual racism as an issue on campus, including joking about someone’s accent or asking where they are 'originally' from
How to apply for a postgraduate degree
A postgraduate degree can be a great way to set yourself apart and launch yourself down your chosen career path
Disabled student activist to be sent to Yarl's Wood detention centre
Exclusive: Legal representatives have raised 'serious concerns' for Ms Chioba's physical and mental wellbeing should she be sent to the detention centre
University sells HIV testing kits through vending machines
The move comes as part of efforts to improve HIV prevention in China, where increasing numbers of students are being diagnosed with the virus
Peking university to open new campus in Oxford next year
Students will be able to attend the top Chinese business school in Foxcombe Hall, Oxford, from next year
Meet Monkman: University Challenge's most unexpected hero
The Wolfson College captain's team is set to take on friends and rivals at Balliol College, Oxford in the infamous quiz show final
German millennials 'most welcoming' of immigrants in all of Europe
Despite widespread criticisms of Angela Merkel's open-door policy, German millennials have a positive stance on immigration
Oxford university unveils new female portraits to redress diversity
Images of pioneering female astrophysicists, authors and disabled activists are among those to be unveiled across the top ranking institution's walls
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'
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A tiny California college whose graduates outearn Harvard and Stanford
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University bans 'sexist' phrases in favour of gender neutral terms
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Oxford University launches summer school for white working class boys
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Disadvantaged student scholarships given to private school students
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