Student Budgets Suffering from LSESU’s Oyster Card Delays
This week, it emerged that many students are still waiting for their discounted 18+ Student Oyster Travelcards to be delivered,…
University of Manchester Staff to Strike
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) at the University of Manchester have voted to strike 23-24 October in…
United States, Israel to quit UNESCO over ‘anti-Israel bias’
The United States is formally withdrawing from the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), citing structural ‘anti-Israel’ bias…
Undercover Footage Unveils Chicken Safety Scandal
Footage uncovered by the Guardian and ITV show poor hygiene levels and food safety records being altered in the UK’s…
Cleaners group seek ‘Justice for Daniel’
Following seven days of strike action earlier this year, cleaners at the LSE have achieved a historic victory by attaining…
Anti-nuclear campaign group wins Nobel Peace Prize
On Friday, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Ican, an international anti-nuclear campaign group, for their “groundbreaking efforts to…
Chaos marks postgrad course selection process
Confusion, stress and resignation have marked the start of many postgraduate students’ first few weeks of Michaelmas Term at the…
Tuition fee reforms announced amid political chaos
Prime Minister Theresa May last week announced plans to freeze tuition fees at £9,250 until 2019 and to raise the…
The Iran Nuclear Deal is Under Threat
In April 2015, Iran agreed a landmark deal with the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, Germany…
Police Crackdown after Catalan Constitutional Crisis
More than three hundred people have been injured by police in Catalonia after the national government staged a crackdown on…
