Iranian students such as Parsa Sadat at the University of Reading may be suspended if they are unable to pay their tuition fees, after money transfers out of Iran have been affected by US sanctions.
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Manchester’s Students’ Union (SU) hit headlines this month with its recent vote to replace any form of acclamation, such as clapping and cheering, with the British Sign Language (BSL) equivalent. As a result, attendees will be urged to use “jazz hands” at SU events, including debates and elections. The policy...
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This year the US Open Final played between Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams made headlines for all the wrong reasons. The day after the tennis match, upon hearing of the controversy surrounding it, I was scrolling through articles about it. Of the top 12 articles I found, only one focused...
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Coming out of school having just finished my A-level exams and looking forward to my academic future at university, I was not expecting there to be many similarities. The differences in teaching style between school and university are considerable. Instead of classrooms, teachers and weeks to learn topics – we...
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With a rise of over 25% of people using sexual health clinics in England since 2012, the government continues to cut local authorities’ public health budgets, leaving clinics struggling to meet the demand and needs of the public. Sex remains a taboo topic, and will do for the foreseeable future....
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The University of Nottingham has launched an investigation after a message made out of toilet paper reading “uni girls love rape” was left on the floor of a shared bathroom in a halls of residence. A spokesperson from the University of Nottingham said that the massage was removed as soon...
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Four years after Fickle Friends dropped their first single ‘Swim’, the Brighton-based quintet have risen in popularity. After touring for two years without a label, the anticipation for their debut album You Are Someone Else has been immense. And this record does what it promises, delivering sound-defining synths within anthems...
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With the introduction of Augmented Reality on the ASOS website, writer Izy Gibson looks into the new shopping trend.
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Stacey Dooley Stacey Dooley is a BBC Three presenter and investigative journalist. Her first television appearance was at age 21 in Blood, Sweat and T-shirts in 2008. She was selected as one of six Brits who travelled to India to live and work with garment workers. The series aimed to shed...
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