Suella Braverman, Education Spokesperson for Reform UK, has said that they would end student loans for ‘woke’ university degrees. According to Braverman, such courses will not be offered taxpayer-funded loans under a Reform government – and will have to be paid for privately “Young people have been conned into tens of...
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A walk down memory lane at some iconic eras of music.
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Details on new maintenance grants were released and met with disappointment last week: they will be worth just £1,000 per year, and only for those with household incomes at or below £25,000 per year. Maintenance grants are non-repayable, or partly-payable grants offered to full-time higher education students in the UK....
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Recent data shows that the majority of higher education institutions across the UK have failed to reach gender pay equity in the past year. The gender pay gap, by definition, is a measure of equality that shows the difference in average earnings between women and men. Since 2017, any organisation...
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Manhaa Adley Ismail interviews Wheatus's Brendan B Brown about their debut album and upcoming tour.
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As deadline season approaches and exams loom ahead, the fate of being glued to our laptop screens feels more unavoidable than ever. Though it can be tempting to hibernate in our bedrooms or camp out for days in the library, we are on a campus brimming with facilities and social...
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Doomscrolling, procrastinating, drinking, and nail-biting – there are many bad habits most of us could benefit from quitting. The start of the academic year brings a wave of new goals and resolutions, and what better way to turn over a new leaf than to let go of the behaviours that...
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