The controversies surrounding Lost Stock
Edouard Johnson looks at some of the recent controversies surrounding Lost Stock and how it works.
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Edouard Johnson
How charities work financially
Eduoard Johnson looks at whether the myths surrounding how charities work are true and where donation money actually goes.
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Universities could be shut down amid new coronavirus outbreaks
Officials have said that universities might have to close if there are outbreaks of coronavirus amid warnings of soaring cases among young people.
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Durham University offers students money to defer entry
Durham has become the first university to offer a bursary to persuade students to defer their studies.
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Russell Group universities prepare to lower entry grades after struggle to fill courses
High number of vacancies on courses at Russell Group universities could lead to a record breaking number of students gaining a place at university through clearing.
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University regulator calls for stronger powers to protect students if universities go bust
England’s university regulator has called for stronger powers to protect students enrolled at institutions that are at risk of financial failure because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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University of the South Pacific in crisis after vice-chancellor suspended amid financial irregularity allegations
Vice-chancellor Pal Ahluwalia was suspended, and subsequently reinstated, after he alleged widespread financial irregularities at the University of the South Pacific.
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Many language students have year abroad cancelled
The coronavirus pandemic has caused some universities to cancel years abroad, while others are
scrambling to find viable alternatives.
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International students twice as likely to apply to London universities than domestic students
International students are almost twice as likely to apply to London campuses than domestic students, according to data from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).
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German academics criticise government’s “reductive” research communication plan
Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research has been criticised by academics for potentially reducing scholarly work to producing “useful facts”.
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Parents are a “bigger problem” than essay mills, Australian conference hears
After Australia’s higher education regulator declared that it would not pursue "innocent" parents over contract cheating regulations, a conference heard that parents were the biggest problem.
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Hundreds of Plymouth students registered to vote without consent
Hundreds of Plymouth Students Registered to Vote without Consent
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“Shameful” slave auction re-enactment held at Liverpool University
Academics have been called "shameful" for staging a re-enactment of a slave auction at a dinner hosted by the British Psychological Society (BPS) at the University of Liverpool.
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