Protests as new School of Public Health opens
Demonstration outside Sherfield as Health minister Andrew Lansley marks launch of new school
Cash-strapped libraries threaten to end journal subscription deals over rising costs
Deborah Shorley, Head of Imperial’s library, will take Britain’s biggest publishers to the edge if necessary
Imperial to charge £9,000
Imperial becomes first university to officially declare plans to raise fees to maximum level
Interview with President Alex Kendall
He fought the Life Sciences cuts but supports higher fees: Alex Kendall on why he picks his fights carefully
Interview with Deputy President (Clubs & Societies) Heather Jones
"It often requires a lot of patience and being able to multi-task is pretty useful. That said, it’s amazingly rewarding and challenging"
Interview with Deputy President (Finance & Services) Ravi Pall
"The key is to stay focused on the bigger picture. If you get bogged down in petty issues, you can miss important milestones"
Union: Minimum English requirement should rise
The Union’s response to the visa consultation in detail
PhD funding woes hit Business School
As more issues with PhD funding arise, Union asks students to check their accounts
Deterring Internationals
The Government’s visa proposals risk catasrophe argues Ksenia Rostislavleva
£940 million cut to higher education funding
Universities hit by huge reductions in 2011/12, plus additional cuts this year
Oxbridge aim for £9,000 fees
£3,000 reduction for poor students
Student visa plans attacked
Government’s visa proposals like “using a slegehammer to crack a nut”