Tag: student movement
4 Reasons the UCL Rent Strike Victory is Important for All Students
by Hope Worsdale and Callum Cant
5 Student Strikes That Show How Students Can Win
by Josh Berlyne and Callum Cant
6 Things Warwick University’s New Temp Agency Tells Us About Academic Precarity
by John Murray
3 Reasons the UAL Occupation Matters to FE, HE and the Free Education Movement
by Tom Scrivener
Access, Intersectionality, Autonomy: What the NUS’s Misuse of Language Means for the Left
by Tom Scrivener
5 Reasons the Graduate Tax isn’t a Patch on Free Education
by Callum Cant
5 Possible Effects of the Met’s ‘Pay-to-Protest’ Policies
by Hannah Sketchley
‘Print this Map. Get off the Internet. Take to the Streets’: 5 of the Left’s Best Mapping Moments
by Sam Hind
What’s a ‘Graduate Tax’ and Why Should You Care?
by Tom Scrivener
On the #SussexFive and Celebrating our Victories
by Adriano Mérola Marotta
Profits, pay days and protest: 7 Reasons University Pay Gaps Need to Be Tackled
by Josh Berlyne
“WTF is happening?!” – Warwick, the police and the new student movement
by Craig McVegas
7 Reflections on the National Demo for #FreeEducation
by Craig McVegas
6 Reasons the Defence of ULU is Vital to Students Everywhere
by Michael Chessum
Getting the Books Straight: 6 Things You Should Know About Student Loans
by Craig McVegas
5 Reasons Free Education is Still Worth It
by Alia Al Ghussain
3 Years On… 7 Fragments on the Latest Winter Rebellions
by Craig McVegas
Next to the storming of Millbank, 9th December 2010 arguably saw the most notable ‘moment of excess’ of the Coalition-era student movement. Over the course of about ten hours, thousands of young students from universities, colleges and schools found themselves on the wrong end of police batons, riot shields and horse charges. Suddenly, aggressively, masses […]