Stop booze tours, plead Scottish students
Student leaders call on Scottish government to keep binge-tour organisers off campuses
One call unites US university leaders: let our students drink
Sobriety is not all its cracked up to be, writes John Sutherland
A sober view of freshers’ week
Don't blame student unions for binge-drinking, says Sarah Morrison
Homeopathy degree suspended after criticism
The undergraduate degree in homeopathic medicine at the University of Central Lancashire has been put on hold after "relentless attacks from the anti-homeopathy league"
‘Is drinking too much really that big a deal?’
Should you have a sexual health check? Must you find a new GP? And will people know if you're a virgin? Dr Adam Connor, a university doctor, answers some Frequently Asked Questions
Randy Pausch
Obituary: The academic whose Last Lecture became an inspirational internet phenomenon
‘She saved my life’
Students are at increased risk of meningitis, so they should know the symptoms and look out for their mates, writes Jessica Shepherd
Drink-fuelled antics? Not our fault, say students
College leaders have attacked firms organising pub crawls. But the companies say it is student unions themselves that foster the worst excess
Fighting back
What would happen if sudden illness or injury at university forced you to reassess all your career objectives? Hazel Davis meets three graduates who triumphed over adversity
Brown gives go-ahead to £500m medical research centre
The prime minister Gordon Brown is to announce the creation of a £500m research centre to tackle health threats such as HIV, meningitis, and cancer