Nottinghamshire Police are searching for a man in connection with a sexual assault at a popular student nightclub last month. Officers have distributed a CCTV…
View More Police release CCTV image of man in connection with sexual assault at Nottingham club
One of the candidates running for the highest role for this years’s elections, Benedict Wills, apologies over offensive tweets, saying that he has changed and…
View More SU President candidate “disgusted” by homophobic comments he posted on Twitter
The university has received a high ranking in a global table which scores institutions on their success in addressing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Nottingham…
View More NTU named one of the most sustainable universities in the world
National Union of Students (NUS) is calling for a student hardship fund and the option for students to retake or be reimbursed for the academic year,…
View More NUS calls for government’ support after COVID-19 survey reveals students’ concerns
The Government has praised Nottingham’s two “brilliant” universities for their response to the coronavirus pandemic. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson highlighted the impact both Nottingham Trent…
View More Government praises Nottingham universities for their key role in the COVID-19 battle
International students going on the Erasmus project in Europe face financial uncertainty and discrimination on the top of the travelling restrictions during the coronavirus outbreak, recent survey shows. The…
View More COVID-19: How are Erasmus+ students affected by the pandemic?
Institutions across the country are expecting to lose more than £100m as foreign students cancel their studies, with warnings that the impact of coronavirus will…
View More Coronavirus “hitting like tsunami” as universities fear huge loss of international students
“You come here for reason, but that’s not happening”, said Rohit Kale, a NTU master student in Fine Art, in an interview for Platform by…
View More COVID-19: Erasmus experience “was a waste of time” amid pandemic, says NTU student
Students would rather their exams to be moved online than cancelled, a recent study has shown. An independent survey conducted by the Higher Education Policy…
View More New study finds two-thirds of UK students would prefer online examinations to cancellations
From the panic buying of toilet paper to the TikTok hysteria – it seems like the world we once knew has become a stranger place…
View More COVID-19: What students say are the strangest things about the lockdown