A controversial new website gives employers the chance to recruit students for the cheapest wage offered
UK universities are becoming increasingly aware of what liberal arts degrees have to offer undergraduates
The controversial anti-Islam group is planning a demonstration in Edinburgh next month after claiming a success at the Glasgow rally
The National Student Survey 2010 has opened with Edinburgh University and Edinburgh Napier hoping for improvements on last year's disappointing results
Jonny Brick previews the finest quadrennial event that snow has ever seen
New Orleans come from behind to win maiden Super Bowl
France dominate to beat Scots at Murrayfield
Montrose put to the sword at Easter Road, as Hibs progress to the Quarter-Finals.
Nigel Farage explains why banning the veil is a necessary measure to be taken in Britain
US military efforts are being heavily criticised - but can Haiti really do without them?
The Journal examines the ethnic divide that is trapping Roma "Gypsies" across Europe in cycles of poverty and persecution
A look forward to the new production from Edinburgh University's Footlights.
Fringe award winners return for another surreal and comic escapade
French painter's work is compelling and alienating in equal measure
New exhibition shows two sides to 17th century artist
