Student stories from around the world: October 4
Arthi Nachiappan reports on issues affecting students across the world: this week's stories come from Egypt, Mexico and Japan.
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News
Warwick SU to prioritise mental health
Lily Pickard
Oct. 25
Solving Inequality: Festival of the Imagination
Robert Ebenburger
Oct. 25
Jim Cunningham MP Questions Prime Minister on Student Grant Cuts
Christopher Tobin
Oct. 25
What is Corruption? Festival of the Imagination
Sarah Morland
Oct. 24
Lost for Words: Festival of the Imagination
Branca Lessa de Sá
Oct. 24
Scoffing at the past – have students become better cooks?
Lauren Hurrell
Oct. 23
SU goes democrazy: it’s time for the autumn elections
Robert Ebenburger
Oct. 22
Top Content
- 1BREAKING: University announces Forum expansion, citing ‘overwhelmingly positive’ student reception
- 2Edinburgh University accused of using funding crisis ‘as a smokescreen’ following budget cut plans
- 3“Hooked on identity politics”: King’s College London criticised for its “race-segregated” classes
- 4Last orders for Coventry’s Spon Gate as Wetherspoon confirms pub’s closure
- 5‘Literally every vote will count’: In conversation with Mark Stevens, Green Party candidate
- 6Let them eat cupcake? University’s 60th birthday celebrations descend into farce
- 7Mental health of young people cratering, experts declare, but politicians unconvinced
- 8Work starts on new Leamington KFC and Five Guys
- 9Young people must ‘step up’ to save economy, says Chancellor
- 10UK leads globally in educating world leaders, research reveals