Universities across the UK have been refunding students over belief that their university education was inadequate, News Editor Christina Manns writes

UNISON have announced November 18th for their next strike date as they continue to demand for living wage accreditation and to end the gender pay gap

A campaign has been launched by the University of Birmingham to reduce the amount of single-use plastic on campus

Trains across the West Midlands have been disrupted for over a week due to overhead electrical wire faults

Staff at 60 universities will take part in the industrial action over pensions, pay, equality, workload and casualisation, lasting until December 4th

Ticket touting has been affecting UoB students, as some are reselling tickets for events at a much higher asking price than they were originally sold for

After Parliament was dissolved on Wednesday November 6th, Birmingham's candidates are preparing for a general election taking place on Thursday December 12th

The University of Birmingham has been ranked 3rd best in the UK for rental prices and 6th best in a ranking of cheapest cities for students

The A38 tunnels around Birmingham city centre could be made exclusively for the use of public transport and cyclists under Birmingham City Council’s (BCC) new Transport Plan

On the 20th September, the Global Climate Strike commenced in Birmingham. The protest was in collaboration with the UKSCN (UK Student Climate Network) and Friends of the Earth

A study found that those with learning disabilities in Birmingham are more likely to die in comparison to the rest of the population

A report has found that universities need to do more to tackle hate crimes related to race and faith