Omega-3 may help struggling children to read, says study Children whose reading skills were in the lowest fifth of the normal range improved over the four months of the study
What I’m really thinking: the exam invigilator 'Sometimes, as I patrol the room, I look down and witness a disaster in the making, with lots of crossings-out'
We should be paying more attention to the emotional labour of teaching Emotional labour requires workers to display certain emotions as part of their job, but are academics aware, equipped and supported to do so?
Students are still taking unnecessary risks with their sexual health A new survey suggests that fewer students are practising safe sex than at this time last year. Oliver Brann analyses the results
Unprotected sex is widespread among students, survey reveals • Many students are critical of sex education at school• A quarter want sexual health information on campus
Research dispels old myths about ageing Tom Kirkwood, an expert on ageing, has produced research that suggests the 85-plus generation are much happier than perceived
Students: what’s in your fridge? You think you have no time to cook. But eating well in the run-up to exams could boost your grades
Who helps students with mental health problems? University counselling services are the first port of call for students in the grip of anxiety or depression – but will they survive funding cuts?
Why have student drug users become so reckless? Recreational drugs have mutated from mood-enhancing to bladder-destroying. And no one seems to care
How vegetables can give you that golden glow Scientists prove that your five a day make you more attractive – by subtly altering your skin colour