Universities facing fines for giving out low offers to secure students
Universities could face fines of up to half a million pounds over the Easter break, to secure students from rival universities, the government has warned.
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Francesca Johnson
Postgraduate students call for funding extensions amid coronavirus outbreak
PhD and masters students have signed an open letter asking for extensions to their funding and financial aid by research councils amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Universities open student accommodation to NHS staff
Vacant rooms in student accommodation blocks are being offered to NHS staff and non-critical patients to free up hospital space.
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Flip-back: ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’
In an another article for our Flip-Back series, Francesca Johnson shares her childhood experience with Lewis Carroll's surrealist creation
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Deadlines, burnout and stress in the Easter holidays
While going home for the Easter holiday is a welcome break for many students, Francesca Johnson explains how the holidays can cause stress.
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A million time read: Radio Silence
One of the great joys of reading is escapism. It’s easy for most of us to read a novel and relax back into the comfy surroundings of Hogwarts, for instance. We all find that particular part in a novel that inspires thought when we read, but I believe the best...
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