University leaders assert that online teaching is here to stay
Keeping elements of online teaching will benefit student learning, university leaders in Wales have said.
Read More
News
Teachers have expressed frustration over the school Covid bubbles
Ellie Mitchell
Jul. 15
Record number of students set for HE this autumn, UCAS figure suggests
Reece Goodall
Jul. 14
Graduates rush to apply for ‘panic masters’ amid shrinking employment options
Danielle Jones
Jul. 14
Student anger and confusion at University of Manchester’s plans for continued “blended” learning
Sidney Pycroft
Jul. 12
Football creates lasting legacies for host cities
Laura Howard
Jul. 11
UK universities tuition fees have risen by a third, growing ahead of staff income
Ellie Mitchell
Jul. 10
Edinburgh universities advised to ‘postpone’ freshers’ week
Reece Goodall
Jul. 7
Top Content
- 1Archbishop of Canterbury resigns over Church abuse scandal
- 2“Hooked on identity politics”: King’s College London criticised for its “race-segregated” classes
- 3Autumn All Student Vote ‘cancelled’ after all proposals rejected by SU
- 4Warwick ‘Kitchen Kit Market’ sale raises nearly £6,000 for charity
- 5University of Manchester navigates rising campus tensions after busts of Israeli president stolen
- 6BREAKING: Warwick SU speaks out over Disband the Tories campaign
- 7Vice-Chancellor and Principal of Dundee University resigns after business trip row
- 8Campaigners claim divestment win after University dumps Starbucks as campus coffee supplier
- 9Let them eat cupcake? University’s 60th birthday celebrations descend into farce
- 10Mental health of young people cratering, experts declare, but politicians unconvinced