WWNMS? ‘What Would Nancy Mitford Say,’ wonders Eleanor Doughty, quite properly

Oxford students' bright idea to have a shark tank at their £110-per-head ball has been stopped by their college principal

A failing student who offered his University of Bath professor £5,000 in cash in a bid to pass his degree has been jailed for 12 months.

A quick look at the stats will show that racial discrimination still exists in academia. Deborah Gabriel, the founder of Black British Academics, explains what we need to do to challenge the status quo

Four students pleaded not guilty today at Brighton Magistrates Court to charges related to protests that took place at the University of Sussex up to three weeks ago.

Racism remains as prevalent now in UK academia as it was two decades ago, according to a major new report.

A big donation from the luxury-goods businessman Dickson Poon means a new name and a bright future for law at King's College London. Its incoming dean tells Richard Garner his plans

Students and staff banned from protesting at the University of Sussex defied the injunction and occupied a campus café yesterday.

Lewys Martin, 21, was charged last November for attempting to cause disruption to the public-facing websites of Cambridge University, Oxford University and Kent Police.

Toni Pearce tells Richard Garner how her background will help her fight for students

A senior BBC executive tonight claimed the corporation was justified in putting the lives of students at risk by sending an undercover reporting team with them on a trip to North Korea.

The University of South Wales merges Glamorgan and Newport to become the sixth-largest higher education institute in the country

Charitable gifts soar to £774m as universities adopt US-style approach to fund-raising

Boys are more likely to shun university as a result of the rise in tuition fees, according to new research.

Student leaders have elected the first ever president of their union not to have been to university.