Treble the number of students at Cambridge University were granted special allowances such as extra time in exams as a result of mental health problems last year compared to five years ago
If safely monitored, brain-boosting drugs such as modafinil could even be used in other contexts, for example during late night driving, argues Dr Barbara Sahakian
Academics say a decision to allow undergraduates to sit a ‘take-home’ paper was misjudged
Students from ethnic minority backgrounds were found to be among the least satisfied, with tuition fee costs highlighted as a primary concern overall
UK institutions warned against false advertising, since league tables can be deemed incomplete and do not assess every single university worldwide
University officials blame the rogue email on a ‘system error’ but insist there has been no breach of its security systems
Girls from top private schools three times more likely to suffer from drug or alcohol addictions in later life than their less affluent peers
An email sent out to female medical students prompts sexism accusations at the Free University of Brussels
The rights of EU colleagues and research funding must be confirmed in Brexit negotiations, urges acting director of the prestigious Russell Group
Exclusive: More than half of students say they would be more likely to consider entering into a sugar daddy relationship if they were to lose their student funding
'The University of East Anglia does not feel like a space for Muslims,' say students
Teenagers from areas with large black and ethnic minority communities are least likely to be registered to vote, leaving their voices underrepresented in the upcoming General Election
New legislation allows universities to raise fees annually, despite new teaching quality measurements delayed until 2020
Students considering which university to apply to next year can expect better graduate job prospects and improvements to student facilities, experts claim
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
Exclusive: Student poll reveals vast majority of undergraduates in favour of snap election, despite feeling 'ignored' by the current Government
Students claim the discrepancy is just one example of inherent 'racism' within the university
The move comes as part of efforts to improve HIV prevention in China, where increasing numbers of students are being diagnosed with the virus
Students will be able to attend the top Chinese business school in Foxcombe Hall, Oxford, from next year
A sharp increase in inflation driven by the falling pound means students will see student loan interest rates jump to more than 24 times that of the Bank of England base rate
