News Reporter Charlotte Gill met with the University's Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Robin Mason, to discuss the impact of Brexit on the Erasmus programme

Elections Editor Tom Leaman brings the results and reactions from this year's Guild Elections results night, held on Saturday 2nd March

The University of Birmingham library has opened a new welfare zone where students can relax and learn about their wellbeing

Birmingham Labour MPs have issued a statement pledging to stay in the party after a number of their colleagues defected in recent weeks

As the financial crisis in the education sector worsens, staff at UK universities face an uncertain future.

The Guild of Students has approved a pro-life society, Birmingham Students For Life (BSFL)

The University of Birmingham is failing to attract students from hard-to-reach areas, new data from the Higher Education Statistics Authority (HESA) has revealed

Statistics by Public Health England suggest 1 out of 18 deaths in Birmingham are caused by air pollution.

The University of Birmingham’s student-run festival, ValeFest, has announced that the first charity to be involved in this year’s event is St Basils

Vice-Chancellor of the University of Warwick Stuart Croft has said that the two male students who made rape threats in a group chat will not be returning to the University, despite a previous decision that would have allowed them to return to campus to continue with their courses

In the event of a no-deal Brexit, the Erasmus scheme may no longer allocate funding for UK students. This could mean an estimated 17,000 students would not study in European universities as of next year

Universities have been warned against ‘pressure selling’ to applicants, in light of increases in unconditional offers being given to students