Our Oxbridge-obsessed media lets other top universities off the hook
‘£9,000 for a library card’ is inherent in a humanities degree, but loneliness should not be
It’s time to stop calling Cambridge students the ‘best and brightest’
Why the University Challenge gender problem matters
Lucy Fairweather
The British press leaves thousands of pressing higher education issues untouched and unsolved to cater to a nation fascinated by only two institutions
Priya Bryant
Our mental health is put at risk in the absence of a centralised effort to support students through independent study, writes Priya Bryant
Rensa Gaunt argues that sometimes the struggles of minority groups can only truly understood by members of those groups themselves
The end of the year doesn’t mark the end of the ongoing debates about drinking societies and sexual misconduct. Some students reflect on the debate so far, and consider what comes next
The gender balance has greatly improved in recent years, but that doesn’t mean there’s not further progress for the paper to make
With exam season looming, Madeleine Wakeman questions the efficacy of examinations as a mode of assessing students’ abilities
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