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

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

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

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

Education Secretary Damian Hinds has called on PayPal and other payment firms to block transactions made to essay writing companies

According to The Electoral Commission, the independent body which oversees elections in the UK, only a third of young people are registered to vote

The government has recently announced that new ‘training courses’ will be introduced for first year students, in order to subsidise the pressure of starting university

News Reporter Lois Borny reports on the attainment gap between rich and poor students in Scotland

Students who drop out of university in their first year could face the consequences of paying thousands of pounds to repay tuition fees and maintenance loans

According to researchers, the ‘largest ever’ mental health survey of UK students has reported ‘alarmingly high’ levels of anxiety, depression, loneliness and thoughts of self-harm in universities