Kurien Parel

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CUSU Council tie means CUSU does not condemn Occupation

A 24-24 Tie Prevents CUSU Council From Condemning the Occupation

30 November 2011
CUSU Council tie means CUSU does not condemn Occupation
News
Unprecedented increases in fees for international students

Tuition fees for International students have seen record increases this year as competition for places remains high

27 September 2011
Unprecedented increases in fees for international students
Film & TV
May Ball: St Edmund’s

27 June 2011
May Ball: St Edmund’s
News
Liam Burns to replace Aaron Porter as NUS President

Liam Burns, the ‘moderate’ candidate, wins NUS Presidency election

14 April 2011
Liam Burns to replace Aaron Porter as NUS President
News
Regent House votes for £9000 fees, after bitter debate

Highest governing body of the University approves the new EU/Home fee structure, despite ardent protest by students and academics

26 March 2011
Regent House votes for £9000 fees, after bitter debate
News
Post study work route to be closed by 2012

The Home Office yesterday announced major changes to student visa regulations

23 March 2011
Post study work route to be closed by 2012
News
Senate protest camp ends

Lawn protest erected at Senate House early on Friday morning has come to an end

12 March 2011
Senate protest camp ends
News
CUSU Appeals to Regent House to Override University Council

CUSU appeals to the University’s highest governing body to preserve current levels of bursary spending, and to increase widening participation targets.

7 March 2011
CUSU Appeals to Regent House to Override University Council
News
Director of LSE resigns due to funding links with Libya

The Director of LSE, Sir Howard Davies, resigned for his involvement in establishing funding links with Gaddafi’s Libya.

5 March 2011
Director of LSE resigns due to funding links with Libya
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Cambridge academic worked on project funded by Gaddafi’s son

Dr. George Joffe was paid to advise on a research project at the LSE funded by Libyan dictator, Col. Gaddafi’s son, Saif al-Islam

3 March 2011
Cambridge academic worked on project funded by Gaddafi’s son
News
Social Networking Website for Careers Guidance Launched

18 February 2011
Social Networking Website for Careers Guidance Launched
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Student Loan Applications For Next Year Are Open

16 February 2011
Student Loan Applications For Next Year Are Open
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Cambridge engineering degrees “not recognised” by Australian government

The Australian Government left out Cambridge in a list of global engineering institutes it recognises for a graduate visa programme

15 February 2011
Cambridge engineering degrees “not recognised” by Australian government
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University Council officially recommends home/EU fees of £9000

A support package of £4,625 for students from poorer backgrounds is also announced

15 February 2011
University Council officially recommends home/EU fees of £9000
News
UL speed smugglers sentenced

Two Hungarian lorry drivers have been convicted of attempting to smuggle £1.3 million worth of amphetamines into the UK in shelves destined for the UL

3 February 2011
UL speed smugglers sentenced
News
Government cracks down on student and graduate visas

As the Government scrambles to meet draconian immigration targets, newly tightened regulations threaten the international student community

28 January 2011
Government cracks down on student and graduate visas
News
Ski trip sponsor withdraws after students strip off

A major sponsor of the Varsity ski trip has withdrawn its support after news emerged that Oxbridge students had engaged in lurid activities on the slopes

23 January 2011
Ski trip sponsor withdraws after students strip off
News
Union spending hits record high

Amidst a mood of national austerity, they’re spending more than ever. But do the books balance? Varsity investigates the Union’s accounts.

21 January 2011
Union spending hits record high
News
Oxford follow Cambridge in asking for A*

Candidates for undergraduate admission to Oxford will be required to achieve at least one A* grade at A level to study some subjects

13 January 2011
Oxford follow Cambridge in asking for A*
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Canadian scholars awarded first Blyth Cambridge Commonwealth Scholarships

Four Canadian students have won full-cost scholarships and funding to study at Cambridge

13 January 2011
Canadian scholars awarded first Blyth Cambridge Commonwealth Scholarships

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