Tuition fees: Bearable burden or crippling debt?
Felix speaks to graduates about the old system, the proposed changes and how greatly their student debt affects their lives
So what happens at an occupation?
As lecture theatres around the country play host to student activists, Ian Wei reports from the UCL occupation
When will Imperial march?
While students around the country have been taking direct action, Imperial has remained quiet. Maciej Matuszewski finds out why
A night to remember
The opening of the Union’s new club Metric goes off with a bang
Israeli newspaper slams Justice Week as ‘anti-Western’
Concerns voiced about choice of speakers at Islamic Society events
“Major changes” to security staff after Metric launch violence
Trouble at Metric launch forces security re-think at Union
Royal College of Art students block Kensington Road
Art students protest against cuts to teaching budgets
Discouraged by higher fees
Survey show majority of Imperial students would be discouraged from university by £10,000 tuition fees
Celebrating science in media
An evening of awards and discussion on the challenge of communication science
Students around the UK protest as anger grows over education cuts
Olivia Ribeiro and Kirsty Seager on the student protests at Whitehall
Imperial students make mountaineering history
In September, five students summited three unconquered Himalayan mountains. Here’s their first-hand account
Biology Professor awarded Weldon Prize
Professor Russell S. Lande receives prestigious prize