King’s College London Withdraws Pro-Palestine Student’s Visa, Risking His Torture, After Pressure From Israel Lobby Group
Harriet Williamson
‘Deliberate endangerment.’
Tag: university
A Palestinian Academic Thought Her Ordeal With Her Employer Was Over. Then It ‘Reached Out to the Jewish Chronicle’
Simon Childs
‘A victory against attempts to silence advocates for justice in Palestine.’
Students Are Catching Their Universities in Bed With Arms Companies
Zac Larkham
Busted.
Palestine and Climate Activists Are Joining Forces at UK University Encampments
Clare Hymer
‘There’s something very powerful in these groups being connected.’
University Forced to Back Down After ‘Rogue’ Outsourcing Company Tries to Ban Protest
Polly Smythe
Police were called on workers protesting cuts.
Manchester Uni ‘Brutally’ Evicts Student Rent Strikers, in Potential Breach of Protest Rights
Rivkah Brown
Targeted or Indefinite Action? Here’s What’s Next for the Uni Strikes
Polly Smythe
'The clock is now ticking.'
A Prestigious London University Has Suspended Four Latinx Cleaners for Protesting Racist Pay, Falsely Accusing Them of Violence
Polly Smythe
The good news is they may be suing.
Student Loans Are Now Even More of a Scam
Aaron Bastani
Lower middle income earners will be hit hardest by government reforms.
University Students, Get Your Asses on the Picket Line
Zac Larkham
We share a common enemy: university management.
9K for What: A Fresher’s Guide to Renting in Halls
Zac Larkham
Rule number one: Your uni is not your friend.
Students’ Unions Are Demanding a Covid-19 Discount. They Should Be Demanding Much More
Sarah Cundy
Students aren’t consumers who’ve been mis-sold a product.
Is the Left Failing on Free Speech? Interview With Ronan Burtenshaw
Does the right actually care about free speech? Why should free speech matter to the left? Aaron Bastani speaks to editor of Tribune Magazine, Ronan Burtenshaw.
Students, Here’s How to Organise a Rent Strike
Rosa Porter
Covid-19 Has Shown University Isn’t About Educating Young People – It’s About Exploiting Them
Aaron Bastani
We Must Not Let the Government Blame Students for a Second Wave
Dana Mills
Private Schools Have Always Let Wealthy Students Jump the University Queue
Mark Jago
Classroom Warfare
Dishing out A-level results in the midst of a pandemic was always going to be hard. That doesn’t excuse a process which has turned into an unprecedented disaster, thrown up arbitrary grades, and dashed the hopes of thousands of young people. But with the poorest hit hardest, is this a case of government incompetence, or of […]