Cambridge University's Jesus College has appointed Sonita Alleyne as its head, making her the first-ever black woman to hold this position

The University of Birmingham will be taking part in a collaborative project to better understand complex urban environments

The Education Secretary, Damian Hinds, has suggested that universities are 'distorting the picture' of the financial stability in higher education

On Monday 8th April, the UK government passed the world’s first online safety laws due to an increase in cyberbullying and harmful content which is presented online

Commuting in Birmingham has been ranked as the fifth most stressful in the United Kingdom, Aishwarya Chandran reports

News Writer Alex Boscott discusses the recent EU Elections results after interviewing politicians Nigel Farage and Anna Soubry

The Augar review of post-18 education in the UK has recommended that tuition fees be lowered to £7,500 per year to be repaid over 40 years

Students from at least four of the five academic colleges appear to have had assignments marked non-anonymously in 2019, in breach of the University of Birmingham’s code of practice

ValeFest, UoB’s multi-entertainment charity festival, returns for its 15th Anniversary Edition on Saturday 8th June

Fitness coaches at the University of Birmingham’s Sport and Fitness centre are now being trained to spot those suffering with eating disorders and other mental health issues, the BBC reports

The potential removal of the Guild President position emerged as a talking point from this year's final Officer Question Time

Ahead of the European Parliamentary Elections taking place on Thursday, six of the West Midlands candidates took part in a panel debate at the University of Birmingham