Government keeps fees cap
No unlimited tuition fees after all
Grim employment prospects as recession hits graduates
Graduate unemployment at 8.9%
Students hit by visa changes
Minister hints that foreign student visas could be restricted
The growing visa crisis at Imperial
The government's immigration cap and how it affects Imperial
Embarrassment for Union as tiles fall off FiveSixEight's bar
Signs of wear and tear after refurbishment
Union presents tuition fees policy
Union’s tuition fees policy, to be debated at Council on Monday, backs Browne Review but demands greater focus on postgraduate funding
Record number of students miss out on university, says UCAS
An increase in demand means that more applicants than ever are missing out on university
Government rejects Browne Review
Universities Minister David Willetts dismisses unlimited fees as neither sensible nor sustainable
Miners in mascotry mischief
RSM throw a spanner in the works
Institute of Mathematical Sciences' future uncertain
Institute forced out of 53 Prince’s Gardens after review
Is this the future of learning at Imperial?
Professor Richard Thomas is the first lecturer at Imperial to encourage iPhones, Androids, and other smartphones in his lectures. Lizzie Crouch attends her first maths class in over six years to find out more!
Imperial wins as science is spared major cuts
Budget announcements met with tentative positivity across the scientific spectrum