Editor’s Analysis: Vice-Chancellor’s Question Time
On 17 November 2015, InQuire, and the rest of student media, was invited to attend...
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What if UK universities favoured STEM subjects?
Earlier this year, Japan announced steps towards favouring higher education courses that “better...
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Are Exams Really the Best Method for Measuring Learning Outcomes?
As an English and American Literature and Creative Writing student, I luckily escaped exams in my...
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Stop Taxing Essentials at Essentials. Period.
In many ancient cultures, it was common practice for women to come together during their periods,...
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One man and an army can make an awful lot of noise, but I know our outward-looking generation can be just as loud.
The last two weeks have been a bit of a rollercoaster ride in politics for the ever-increasing...
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The higher education funding crisis can’t be solved by a £10,000 loan.
George Osborne yesterday announced a new £10,000 per annum ‘post-graduate loan’,...
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“Students are not weapons but lecturers have no other way to save their pensions.”
This week University College Union (UCU) members began trade union action against proposed changes...
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Comment: “Do YOU feel safe on the Parkwood Path?”
Emma Richards discusses the recent news that an online petition to install additional CCTV on the...
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Narrowing Participation: a Mature Student’s View
Tobi Yasin gives a personal account of life as a mature student on campus. Widening participation...
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Was ‘Stalin-gate’ Really That Offensive?
Jonathan Easton questions the outrage over ‘Stalin-gate’, and considers the true...
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On the Effectiveness of Strike Action
David Cocozza questions the effectiveness of lecturers’ strikes on campus. On Thursday 23rd...
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Why We Shouldn’t Ban Blurred Lines
I think Blurred Lines is a horrible song, let’s get that out to start with. Its lyrics appear to...
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