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Partial to pre-drinks and a party? Your guide to getting the most out of student nightlife

The social side of university is good for your mental health and friendship circle, so consider where you’d be happiest to hang out

The Guardian - UK

I'm a bedding expert, and I know uni mattresses are always terrible – this is the sleep hack I wish all students knew

This is how to make a cheap student mattress more comfortable

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How to decorate your university room: 16 easy, affordable ways to make it feel like home

Student rooms aren’t known for their charm, but with a few clever upgrades you can transform your space into a sanctuary

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What to take to university – and what to leave behind, according to students

Starting university? From extension cables and desk lamps to earplugs and storage boxes, these are the essentials students say they couldn’t live without

The Guardian - UK

Voices: ‘Reshuffles are farcical’: Readers question scale of changes to Starmer’s cabinet

YOUR VIEWS: Our community was largely unimpressed with the PM’s reshuffle, arguing that the changes did not leave the government better positioned to challenge Farage. Others felts that the departure of Angela Rayner left the cabinet – and politics – worse off

The Independent UK

To Australia’s university fat cats, who may yet face job cuts not of their own making – don’t forget to wash your underwear

It’s been decades since parasitic consultancies began advising our tertiary institutions, at exorbitant cost

The Guardian - AU

Moment fare-dodging university law student cries 'my life is finished' at Clapham Junction Station

It comes after The Standard revealed fare evasion costs Transport for London £190 million per year

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Adelaide University Students To Stage Sit-In Protest Against Axing Of In-Person Lectures

“Removing in-person lectures disadvantages those who need structure, community and direct engagement with teaching staff,” a student organiser said.

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Report Finds University Of Melbourne Used Wifi To Track Students In Pro-Palestine Protest

“Each [student] was subjected to a form of surveillance … They are likely to have experienced a significant breach of trust.”

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Want more productivity, Rachel Reeves? It’s time to embrace Mancunian swagger

Manchester is closing the gap on London, with public money having helped to ‘crowd in’ a lot of private investment

The Guardian - UK

400 Jobs On The Line As UTS Temporarily Suspends More Than 100 Courses

In the face of being fired, staff were advised to “do that task you've been dreading," like "washing delicates", "cleaning a bathroom" or "starting a tea ritual".

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Ford’s EV Factory Of The Future Could Mean Less Pain For Workers

Ford claims its new “assembly tree” and Universal EV Platform will make car manufacturing less physically strenuous for line workers. Here’s how

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Headed to halls? The ultimate uni essentials checklist for student bedrooms, bathrooms and beyond

We spotlight the essential items every fresher needs for a comfortable and successful start to uni

Evening Standard

22 Y.O. Man Allegedly Raped 18 Y.O. Sydney University Student & Filmed It

The alleged assault took place in late 2022 when the student was leaving a party taking place at St Paul’s College grounds.

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The Independent UK

University: How to budget and manage your money as a student

Learning to budget and knowing what awaits you with tuition fees are key skills to learn

Running to class? This is the kit every uni student needs

From lectures to long runs, here's the best gear for student runners

The Independent UK

£274m of Child Trust Fund cash has not been claimed – here’s how to get yours

Charity warns £1bn could be left unclaimed by disadvantaged young people by end of parliament

Evening Standard

Triplets’ tribute to grandfather as they graduated from same university

Rose, Maudie and Grace Orgill graduated from Cardiff University, having intended to go their separate ways.

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The Guardian - UK

‘It’s been a crazy experience – but I wouldn’t change a thing’: how university took me out of my comfort zone

From coping with big city life to surviving existential crises, university years are filled with opportunities to become who we really are. Three students from the University of Greenwich reflect on their defining moments

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'When Amy was Amy': 20 years on from cycling tragedy

Friday will be 20 years to the day since an accident in Germany killed Amy Gillett, injured her five teammates and profoundly changed Australian cycling.

Evening Standard

'It feels bleak living in London': new play House Party explores the impact of the housing crisis

Chakira Alin’s new play draws on her own experiences of renting to examine how the demise of the house party is a symptom of London’s housing crisis

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30 Times People Felt “Something’s Not Right Here” And Acted On Gut Feelings That Saved Their Lives

Sixth sense, ineffable hunch, inner voice — we all have experienced those intuitive whispers before. And as people share in this viral thread, trusting their gut even saved them from potentially life-threatening situations.

Evening Standard

33 of the best expert-approved summer beauty buys

From refreshing mists to evocative scents, easy-breezy balms and dewy skincare, Rose Beer curates the best of this summer’s beauty

The Guardian - AU

What is Australia’s proposed antisemitism plan – and why are some parts causing concern?

PM will ‘work constructively’ with antisemitism envoy but legal groups are concerned that threatening university and arts funding could affect freedom of speech

Evening Standard

'Graduates have been mis-sold a promise': how AI is stealing the entry-level jobs

As AI threatens the jobs market, India Block investigates the prospects for university leavers

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