Students

A Sunday Times investigation revealed £60 million worth of suspicious loans at ‘franchised universities’

It has become the party drug of choice among 16 to 24-year-olds — but the side effects can be devastating, from permanent bladder failure to sudden death. Phoebe Luckhurst reports

Theta Omicron is Ireland’s only known fraternity, running unnoticed at Trinity and with links to the 178-year-old New York-based network Zeta Psi

University chiefs have been urged to expel students after societies shared posts on Instagram of Hamas fighters during the October 7 attacks

Oxford student Samuel Williams was seen on video calling for Gaza to ‘make us proud’

The activists insisted the university must not take disciplinary action or invite police onto campus after their celebration of the Hamas attacks drew warnings

The classicist says their absence has improved standards at Cambridge — and I have to agree, says Ben Machell

Labour is considering bringing the cap below £9,000 a year on campuses where standards aren’t met

Campus protesters at a rally on the anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel could face disciplinary proceedings

The graduate job market faces its toughest period in decades, with advertised roles down 70%. Canny employers are engaging with students earlier