Applying to uni: a guide for students with disabilities
All universities are set up for students with disabilities, but try to visit the one you choose to see for yourself
Studying for a humanities PhD can make you feel cut off from humanity
We need to talk about how to prevent solitude from slipping into isolation, says Michael Perfect, who offers his five top tips
No, I’m not a drug addict – I’m diabetic
People can get the wrong impression when you inject yourself at university, writes a student blogger
Don’t lecture students about alcohol when austerity will hurt them most
Nat Rutherford: Students might be forgiven for resorting to binge-drinking as they are amassing an average £40,000 worth of debt
Many students paying higher tuition fees consider courses poor value
A third of first- and second-year students in England, paying up to £9,000 fees, consider their course poor or very poor value for money, according to findings from a student experience survey
What happens to your body if you study all night?
Students regularly 'pull all-nighters'. But beware: sleep deprivation can do serious damage
How to make basic tomato sauce
Cookery Club: Learning to cook the basics means never being afraid to mess up – in fact, it’s all part of the fun. Just taste as you go. Start with this simple tomato sauce ...
Even sex-crazed students can’t catch this many STIs in a year
Michael Marshall: Freshers may have a lot of sex, but the claim that a quarter will catch a sexually transmitted infection is preposterous
Dyslexic students like me need more support at university
Some universities are better at supporting dyslexic students than others, writes a student blogger
Number of university students seeking counselling rises 33%
Demand for counselling services on campuses in the UK has risen by a third since 2008 according to a new investigation.