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More than 850,000 made repayments while their income was too low in 2021-22 , according to an investigation

UNIVERSITY is still “unaffordable” for many people in Scotland – even though tuition fees are covered by the Scottish Government.

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Labour branded the plans ‘expensive’ and ‘unnecessary’ while the Electoral Reform Society warned they could hinder young voters.

Unusual plans to tackle bed blocking PLUS ASB being tackled with video games AND Star & Garter wants film producers to cough up

Jeanne Ten was presented with an ultimatum: accept a report whitewashing her professor’s academic misconduct, or be denied her master’s degree. Her decision to fight back has cost her dearly. But she has no plans to stop, and in the process, she has revealed a lack of accountability in Singapore’s…

Independent investigation says union failed to protect members from hostile attacks within organisation

The NUS acknowledged its findings are 'shocking' and said it is committed to tackling antisemitism across 'the breadth and depth' of the union

The NUS has failed to sufficiently challenge antisemitism in some instances, according to a report by lawyer Rebecca Tuck.

#MeToo may not have garnered much traction in Singapore but that didn’t stop women from demanding change.

An investigation into the matter continues to probe Shaima Dallali, the president, and the union’s leadership in general.