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Greater numbers of students in England are turning to prostitution to fund their education, the National Union of Students (NUS) claims.

Young people from across the country are gathering in London to protest against cuts to youth services.

University applications for 2012 are running at 9% below last year’s level, says the Ucas admissions service.

The consumers’ champion will look at university courses – and academics say they are worried

Students face uncertain wait as Government tries to get institutions to redraw access plans

At least 28 universities are considering slashing their tuition fees under Government pressure to drive down costs.

A new scheme offers the antidote to nasty online ratings: a chance for students to praise their lecturers

Students at Coventry University College will pay £4,800 or less for degree they can take while working

The number of students admitted to British universities from mainland Europe has soared by more than a third in the last 10 years, figures show.

Students will march because they believe halting the education white paper could be the first victory in a battle against greed