Drug-taking is less prevalent on campus than students think Students believe their friends are all experimenting with drugs, but survey shows that's not true
Surviving freshers’ flu: student health questions answered Our health expert answers your questions on everything from freshers' flu and hangovers to diet and STDs
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'
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
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
Have you been watching … Fresh Meat? Julia Raeside: Student life in a shared house sounds like a stale scenario, but the Peep Show writers have rustled up a tastier dish
Students warned of meningitis risk Health Protection Agency to highlight dangers as college lifestyle allows infection to spread quickly, say experts