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News Editor Amy Lakin reports on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on university intakes for next year
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115 years after the Dairy Milk chocolate bar was launched, its production will almost entirely be in Bournville thanks to a £15 million investment in new production line facilities
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POLSIS in Colour have released an Open Letter addressed to the POLSIS department over concerns about the removal of the Race and Empire module, Aneesa Ahmed reports
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The proportion of state-educated students dropped at more than two in five UK universities in the academic year 2019/20
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According to an OpenRent survey, 100% of students in Birmingham said the pandemic had affected their ability to find work whilst studying
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News reporter Dan Hunt reports on the government’s appointment of Lord Wharton to lead the University regulator
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News Reporter Rosalie Wessel reports on the increasing challenges faced by UK medical schools following the rising acceptance rate
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Mechanical Engineering Students at the University of Birmingham (UoB) are concerned about their department's policy on marking group work, with some students taking to social media to voice their concerns anonymously, News Reporter Emma Gardner writes.
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Join us live as we cover the 2021 Guild Election results.
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News Reporter Bhavisha Patel talks to Digbeth Dining Club Co-Founder Jack Brabant about the work they are doing to provide children with free school meals
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Live coverage of the 2021 Guild President Hustings
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Jesus College Cambridge’s plans to remove its controversial Rustat Memorial have come under fire as The Times reported that some major donors have threatened to withdraw funding, News Writer Ellen Knight reports