Top student stories from around the world – 17 April
The Boar's latest feature reports important student-related stories from universities across the world each week.
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News
Warwick launches new double masters degree
Rosemary Hurley
Apr. 23
Warwick student uproar over new logo
Connor O'Shea
Apr. 21
General Election: Employment
Connor O'Shea
Apr. 20
World’s first crowd-funded accommodation scholarship is launched
Jake Allingan
Apr. 19
Warwick students help create London pre-diabetes risk map
Alex Ball
Apr. 17
Jaguar engineering scholarship re-opens for Women
April Roach
Apr. 16
Less than one percent of students took part in the Times’ satisfaction rankings
Arthi Nachiappan
Apr. 15
Top Content
- 1Edinburgh University accused of using funding crisis ‘as a smokescreen’ following budget cut plans
- 2“Hooked on identity politics”: King’s College London criticised for its “race-segregated” classes
- 3Vice-Chancellor and Principal of Dundee University resigns after business trip row
- 4Campaigners claim divestment win after University dumps Starbucks as campus coffee supplier
- 5Let them eat cupcake? University’s 60th birthday celebrations descend into farce
- 6Mental health of young people cratering, experts declare, but politicians unconvinced
- 7Young people must ‘step up’ to save economy, says Chancellor
- 8Drop in number of UK 18-year-olds applying to competitive university courses
- 9Warwick issues norovirus warning for students after outbreak on campus
- 10Premenstrual syndrome and risk aversion disadvantage female Oxbridge students, report finds