Each week, this page will feature all the major news coverage NUS and students have received in the national media.
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Student Eats participants from across the country visit the University of Exeter to share experiences for the first time.
This briefing gives some background on types of cyberbullying, the impact it can have on students and what students' unions can do to address this on their own campus.
Following today’s update from Minister Stephen Farry in the Assembly on the review of teacher education infrastructure in Northern Ireland, NUS-USI student movement President Adrianne Peltz said: “The student movement will be examining this report in detail and we will be discussing it with our member institutions.
Ahead of her lecture at the Student Eats Open Day 2013, we asked Harriet Sjerps-Jones about campuses as 'living laboratories'.
Every day this week we will upload a special edition of Toni Notes. These will cover different aspects of adult learning, in celebration of Adult Learners' Week 2013.
Following the announcement by Education Minister John O’Dowd on A-Level changes, NUS-USI student movement President Adrianne Peltz said the announcement must ensure clarity for students and must maintain the integrity and transferability of qualifications. She said however that removing the January resit option for new A-Level students, and the potential change to the AS/A2 weightings were both very retrograde steps.
Welcome to your weekly round-up of who we have been meeting and what we have been saying on your behalf to promote, defend and extend the rights of students.
Government cuts and proposed changes to the law are making it more difficult for disabled learners to access mainstream education. We take an in-depth look at the changes.
Welcome to your weekly round-up of who we have been meeting and what we have been saying on your behalf to promote, defend and extend the rights of students
Delegates choose incumbent to serve a second term
NUS training can help you fulfil your potential within the student movement – and beyond. One of our previous attendees reflects on how the training has proven to be a great benefit.
By ensuring the good ethics of their supply chain through initiatives like Caring Dairy, Ben & Jerry’s strike a close parallel between their own practices and those of NUS. Through our support of the Happy Cows campaign, also championed by the company, NUS and two activist students were invited to the Netherlands to see first-hand how Ben & Jerry’s are world leaders of making their own supply chain ethical, by visiting a Caring Dairy farm.
