Cambridge announced on 15 June that it will “continue its policy” of keeping indirect investments in tar sands and thermal coal industries “to the bare minimum”.
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It is a British trait not to want to talk about money. Such conversations too quickly give rise to awkward emotions: judgement, fear of judgement, jealousy, resentment and guilt. Students talk about money all the time, but usually because we want to despair at our lack of it. More taboo,...
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According to data from the UCAS admissions service, The Independent found that black students seeking a place at university are 21 times more likely than their white counterparts to have their applications investigated for missing or suspected false information.
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Manpreet Kaur reports on research from the University of Warwick which reveals a genetic system that can improve crop disease resistance.
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It’s been just over a week since leaving the south of France and reflecting on the biggest international film festival of the year, leaving me consumed by post-Cannes blues. The festival left everyone tired, sleep-deprived and full of blisters but oh was it worth it! I was overjoyed to have...
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