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Government rejects call for student loans reviewMPs requested system review after inquiry revealed ‘persistent miscalculation’ of money paid out in loans that will not be repaid -
Students Speak – why do humanitarian crises receive varying levels of support?Carla Kweifio-Okai: Why do some emergencies get stronger support than others – and can funds be allocated more fairly? We want your thoughts -
How to set up a society at universityStarting your own society means you get to do all the things you love best with a group of like-minded students. But there’s a knack to getting it right
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NUS withdraws support for national student demo over safety concernsStudent activists criticise NUS for refusing to back biggest student demo planned since 2010 -
Do you need a master's degree to work in fashion?Alexander McQueen had one, Vivienne Westwood didn’t. Is a fashion postgrad the right path for you?
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Learning the local language made my year abroad unforgettableUnderstanding German opened up a new world of under-the-radar flea markets and student nights
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The secret to making great curryBack to basics: The key to making a great curry is threefold. Master that, then simply improvise
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Were your parents graduates? That's likely to boost your incomeIf your parents have a degree you could earn more than those with the same qualifications, research suggests
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Junior lawyers aim to inspire pupils to study law
The Magna Carta’s 800th anniversary will be used to kindle an interest in law among pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds
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How to InterRail on a student budgetInterRailing is an easy way to travel around Europe. Here’s how to save on the essentials so there’s money left to enjoy yourself
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Learning a language – 10 things you need to knowThinking about learning a foreign language? From ignoring your age to avoiding the F-word, our multilingual experts share their tips
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A sinister soundtrack for your student Halloween partyUse our petrifying playlist for your student Halloween party, or as inspiration to create your own
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Ambitious sixth-formers: teaching needs you!The hours are long and the expectations are high, but if you like a challenge and want to have a positive impact on young people, then teaching could be for you
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Maths student thanks her degree tutor for giving her confidenceAdvertisement feature: Elaine Hill is now relishing the challenge of her OU degree, thanks to encouragement from tutor Felicity Bryers
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Student startups: could you be the next Mark Zuckerberg?University might be the perfect time to create your own startup
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What do parents need to know about university?You can still help your student child make good choices, even if you didn’t go to university yourself
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Scottish student borrowing soars by 69% to record levelsFree tuition championed by ministers but student debt for last academic year rises to £430m as Holyrood cuts grants by 40%
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University timetable sparse? Make the most of your 'me time'If your lectures are few and far between, you could work, exercise, or learn more stuff
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What I learned in a sexual consent class at OxfordStudents may scoff at the idea of consent classes, but I found myself looking at relationships in a different light
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My week without the internet
From studying to socialising, it's almost impossible for students to unplug for long periods of time
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Male students must make a stand against ‘lad culture’ at universityWith student sexism hitting the headlines again, male students need to take Emma Watson’s advice and speak out
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Why do maintenance loans drop by £1,000 in final year?A surprise drop in my maintenance loan means I’ll be unable to pay my rent this year, writes a student blogger
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Universities need to re-think the way they offer module choices
Restrictive modules and option blocks are preventing students from studying their preferred topics
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Can a relationship survive if one of you studies abroad for a year?
A year apart will test your feelings. But a student blogger thinks a long-distance relationship is worth it
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You don't have to be a computer whizz to learn to code
I'm studying an arts degree, but learning to code has increased my job prospects, writes a student blogger
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My drink was spiked. The next day the questions began…
The focus wasn't on my would-be attacker, but on me and my conduct
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A departing pupil's advice for future teachers: put passion before practicality
Share your enthusiasm with pupils and welcome probing questions from 'nerds', a former pupil suggests
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Six reasons to stop panicking about what you'll do after university
Final-year students and recent graduates should spend less time worrying about the future and realise they're not alone
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Sheffield students: we can kick Clegg out of power
Breaking his tuition fees pledge could cost Nick Clegg his seat – if Sheffield Hallam students rally against him at the polls
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As the daughter of a diplomat I'm used to saying goodbye
Moving country every two years has made studying tough, but travel has made me who I am, writes a student blogger
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How to take your student show to Edinburgh Fringe
Want to see your show at the festival in Edinburgh next year? Read the advice of a student who's going this year
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I couldn't stop crying, then counselling changed my life
Sometimes you need to talk to a stranger about your problems in order to put them to rest
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Science students like me have too many contact hours
Arts students want more contact hours – but as science students we could do with less, writes a student blogger
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As an international student I'm a reluctant ambassador for my country
International students get quizzed on the policies of their home countries – but it's sometimes hard to give answers
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The Secret Life of Students isn't an accurate portrayal of student life
TV shows portray students as drunken, rowdy and irresponsible – but overlook the good work they do
Students and employability Should you study something you love or a degree that will get you a job?
Two students debate whether you should follow your head or your heart when it comes to picking your degree