Digital Editor Cara-Louise Scott reports on how cost of living crisis inflations are driving away prospective students from university

Food&Drink Editor Cara-Louise Scott reports on the study that suggests the university grade a candidate achieves matters more than the institution they attended

News writer Josh Herman discusses Universities Minister Michelle Donelan encouraging students to ask for course refunds.

News Writer Charlotte O'Keeffe reports on the record breaking rise of student nursing applicants

News Writer Zenna Hussain reports on the rise of ethnic minority student admissions to UK universities

News Editor Oliver Shaw presents a guide to the upcoming Guild Elections

News Writer Emily Lewis analyses the impact the pandemic had on students' mental health.

Limited spaces mean some universities are offering £10,000 cash incentives for students to defer their offer. Social Secretary, Ella Kipling reports.

News Writer Michael Trotter Comas analyses what the Biden presidency means for US education

News Reporter Adam Toms looks at Rishi Sunak's first budget in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak

Social Secretary Rebecca Hall conducts an analysis into Birmingham's abortion history

On Wednesday 30th January, The House of Lords approved the legislation to support universities introducing two year and other accelerated degrees, which will cost £11,000 per year