Sow good for you
Louise Tickle on how some students are growing their own fruit and vegetables to reduce bills
The art of being ill
Being ill at university is fine so long as it's self-inflicted, writes Harriet Swain
‘Make-believe and outright quackery’ – expert’s verdict on prince’s detox potion
Duchy's Detox Tincture also faces inquiry from Advertising Standards Authority following a separate complaint
Eyes wide shut
Large doses of caffeine may help ward off drowsiness as you cram in some extra revision but the side effects can damage your brain, body and performance
We’re all getting fatter and it may be contagious, claim economists
Figures since 50s show that obesity could be socially contagious and linked to status
Lights, inaction, music: University looks for the antidote to stress
Relaxation room at the University of Hertfordshire is designed to put the brakes on the pace of modern life
Stop booze tours, plead Scottish students
Student leaders call on Scottish government to keep binge-tour organisers off campuses
One call unites US university leaders: let our students drink
Sobriety is not all its cracked up to be, writes John Sutherland
A sober view of freshers’ week
Don't blame student unions for binge-drinking, says Sarah Morrison
Homeopathy degree suspended after criticism
The undergraduate degree in homeopathic medicine at the University of Central Lancashire has been put on hold after "relentless attacks from the anti-homeopathy league"