Parlez-vous français? Probably not, as the number of modern languages students falls

An Oxford University student is among the female journalists to receive a bomb threat on the social networking site

University of London (ULU) management has stated that the university is 'no longer willing to tolerate demonstrations' in certain areas of the campus

Unemployed male graduates outnumber unemployed female grads, recent statistics show

Work smart not hard. The maxim loved in the corporate world might also hold the key to academic success, suggests Eilidh Wagstaff

Uni is more expensive than ever right now, so here's our guide for cash-conscious students

The number of foreign students studying at UK higher institutions is expected to rise by up to 20 per cent, according to government estimates

The language was devised 125 years ago, but to be fair it has had an up and down history

Decision to raise university fees to a maximum £9,000 a year provoked biggest crisis as Lib Dem leader

An advice article for students published by insurers Endsleigh has come under heavy criticism for negative gender stereotyping

Research funding for universities has increased by around £7bn in the last two decades, according to data released by the National Audit Office

Poll shows that less than one in seven believe the exam will still be valuable for pupils under Education Secretary's reforms

Just 0.1  per cent of students on free school meals win places at Oxbridge, according to DfE figures

Ucas data shows fewer than three in 10 white 18-year-olds have applied for degree courses this year

Today's technology-savvy students are taking more than £2,000 worth of possessions to university with them, according to a survey

King's College in London is the most dangerous university to study at, for area crime

Students at Cambridge are become detached from the city and should be sent on compulsory 'city service' to help them to reconnect, councillor says

They may have just graduated, but already the Class of 2013 are plotting new ways to tackle the job market

'Sex has puzzled biologists ever since it was discovered by Darwin and Mendel,' apparently. Here are some of this year's funniest exam bloopers

Teachers should actually be encouraging Tweeting and Facebooking, according to a new survey

Don't panic if that elusive graduate scheme's passed you by, says Sabina Usher

These celebrities seem to prove the adage that brains and beauty do go together, often in the most unusual combinations

Natasha Chowdory shares some home truths on balancing working full-time with studying for a degree

Government sceptic Katherine Burch contacted Gavin Barwell, MP for Croydon Central, to see what life in Parliament is really like

Eleanor Doughty reckons the National Trust's list of things to do outside before you’re 11¾ is the last word in summer fun

With a student protester arrested in London earlier this week, Hannah Dewhirst worries that students lack the platform to make themselves heard in this country

McDonald's - of all companies - is sponsoring a training programme to encourage young people into farming careers

In the next month or so, your year's worth of dissertation hell will be over. Harriet Williamson has a few ideas on filling your time

When you get your first job, it’ll be time to start acting like a grown-up says Craig O’Callaghan

There's only one thing more terrifying than a high achiever, says Chad Greggor; and that's a high achiever who's still a teenager...

The NUS has called on UK universities s to ban adverts for payday loans. Hannah Al-Othman investigates the impact of high street and Internet lenders on students

Even though it's already July, don't panic! There are still dozens of great places to flee to this summer