‘A Labour Oxford Chancellor could be transformative for the university sector’
Chris Patten, the former Conservative minister, has retired as Chancellor of Oxford University, triggering an election for the…
Higher Education
Ed Miliband on £28bn rowback claim: ‘Don’t believe everything you read’
With the Tories doubling down on anti-green attacks, Ed Miliband gave Labour’s ‘green jobs and lower bills’ messaging…
‘Labour should go further than the Tories making universities more entrepreneurial’
In an era of rapid technological advancement and global competition, a nation’s ability to innovate is the key…
‘If Labour is taking no voters for granted, our silence on tuition fees can’t continue’
It has been almost six months since Keir Starmer “moved on” from scrapping tuition fees. In the meantime,…
Keir goes cold on tuition fee vow, public utilities and tax and spend
Keir Starmer toured the broadcast studios this morning, highlighting a well-timed Labour plea for a tougher windfall tax…
Starmer: Labour will “move on” from pledge to scrap tuition fees
Keir Starmer has said Labour will likely “move on” from its pledge to scrap tuition fees but argued…
Labour Students back motion calling for party to commit to tuition fee abolition
Labour Students have passed a motion committing themselves to campaign to abolish tuition fees and restore maintenance grants…
Why we are standing in the National Labour Students committee elections
This summer marks the rebirth of a national Labour students organisation. Its predecessor, marred by factionalism and disagreement,…
Unions demand PM reconsider HE cuts to creative and performing arts subjects
Seven trade unions have published an open letter to Boris Johnson calling on him to reconsider proposed funding…
Why we are demanding our university decolonise the curriculum
In light of Black History Month last month and the recent events surrounding the Black Lives Matter movement,…
