News - March, 2008

Colleges in England are set to become much more environmentally friendly, it has been announced.

Almost nine out of ten students and graduates have faced discrimination in the workplace, according to research from Milkround.com.

Further fears regarding Facebook’s privacy settings have been raised, after a hacker managed to access photos belonging to notoriously private Paris Hilton.

Students in Nottingham are at the most risk of being burgled, new research has shown.

The number of UK undergraduates is expected to fall over the next ten years, it has been revealed.

Students in London have the dubious distinction of spending their university years in the world’s most expensive city, new research has revealed.

Students will no longer need a GCSE in a foreign language to get into Cambridge, as part of the university’s efforts to attract state school pupils.

Employees’ behaviour could be controlled by implanted micro-chips within ten years, it has been predicted.

‘Be careful what you wish for’ may become the feeling among students at the University of Central Lancashire, as reports emerge that holidays at the university are to be slashed.

The University of Sussex has launched a computerised version of its campus, where students and staff can study, work and socialize online.

Students from poorer backgrounds who have attended summer school get better degrees than other undergraduates, a new report suggests.

There are few places on earth where advertising hasn’t reached, and now it’s going beyond the final frontier.

People who are exposed to loud music regularly are being warned of potential damage to their hearing.

Twenty new universities are set to be built in the next six years under new government plans.