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Student News Go Green Week 2012 Go Green Week is People & Planet’s annual national week of action on climate change in schools, colleges and universities in partnership with NUS. Last chance for Students to grab accountancy training contract at Leicester firm A Level students looking to swap crippling university debts and an uncertain jobs market for a bright future in accountancy are being urged to enter a training contract competition before it’s too late. Student Finance Competition Launched By TheSite.org and Barclays A competition has been launched that could give a welcome boost to your student finance situation. TheSite.org and Barclays bank have joined forces to give students the opportunity to win an unforgettable experience. Oxford dons revolt on new Iron Lady honour Plan to name a new building at Oxford University after Baroness Thatcher has divided academics at the institution. Cherie Booth QC to chair College of Law's "Diversity at the bar" debate Can Film Festival Gets Students Recycling Student who lost who her legs to meningitis backs iPhone App STUDENT AWARD CALL TO ALL STUDENT JOURNALISTS Applications from the UK more than double for places at top Dutch university Holocaust Memorial Day 27.01.12 College cash for bursaries running out in Scotland Durham uni students' charity 'sleepout' Sober warning over students in Oxford		News British scientist to receive Global Award British scientist to receive Global Award at the 14th Annual L’ORÉAL - UNESCO For Women In Science Awards Chris Huhne quits cabinet over speeding points charge Chris Huhne has quit as energy secretary after learning he was to be charged with perverting the course of justice over a 2003 speeding case. Sir Richard Branson joins Liverpool business Virgin head Sir Richard Branson has been announced as headline speaker at the Global Entrepreneurship Congress in Liverpool this March. Boris Johnson announces world class cycling festival for London The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has announced plans for London to host a world class two day festival of cycling next year to attract tourists, generate jobs and showcase the city beyond the games. It will be the first large scale event to use the Olympic Park when it reopens next summer. You WILL reveal your past! Facebook's timeline feature becomes mandatory for all Edinburgh must use influence to halt draconian anti-gay law Russian law Tunisia must drop charges against TV boss over ‘Persepolis’ screening Essex student set for mountain trek Wonga student loans criticised by NUS Brain drain as students look abroad for graduate jobs Stephen Lawrence murder: Dobson and Norris found guilty Image of God seen in Brazil during christmas One in five shun HIV test
Graduate News Ford to fund enginnering bursaries at Bath uni Follow.Car manufacturer Ford is to fund ten new bursaries for student engineers and scientists at the University of Bath. Freshfields to run workshops and competition for students Graduate salaries predicted to rise in 2012 after three year stagnation Graduates don't have right skills to fill vacancies says top employers "Global Graduates" needed Graduates turn down cash in favour of benefits Rail industry unites to launch 18-month graduate work placement scheme	Student News Columns Oxbridge Labour is too elitist says Miliband aide Lord Glasman Lord Glasman a close ally of Labour Leader, Ed Miliband who has attacked the Labour’s leadership for being too elitist is right when he says the Labour party is failing to connect with working-class people. 2012 Tuition fees Students need to be aware of fraudsters Students are following the Occupy LSX movement to the City You've Just Been Googled	World News Egyptians mark first anniversary of protests that toppled Mubarak Across Egypt hundreds of thousands have took to the streets for the day, marking exactly one year since the outbreak of protests leading to ,83-year-old longstanding ruler, Hosni Mubarak's downfall. Release of blogger Maikel Nabil is the end of a 'cruel ordeal' Iranian student activist shot dead in Texas killing Student detained amid reports of torture in Bahrain UN voices deep concern at ethnic tensions in South Sudan	News Columns The story of LGBT History Month Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) History Month 2011 and 2012 is fighting for LGBT people to be active in sport – as spectators and participants; at elite and at street level. Trail of Spanish judge is "blow to human rights" Now The Bombs China: Authorities must drop charges against human rights activist Creative students "put off" going to University Remembering Gaza H&M uses toxic toxic chemicals in their clothes
Student News Feature Clothes Show Live: the start to your dream career For 23 years Clothes Show Live has been at the forefront of British fashion, nurturing and encouraging home-grown aspiring stars. As the fashion world becomes more competitive and harder to break into, Clothes Show Live’s educational content has expanded to ensure visitors to the show receive much-needed career help and advice from those in the know. 2012 Tuition fees Students need to be aware of fraudsters Students are following the Occupy LSX movement to the City You've Just Been Googled		News Columns The story of LGBT History Month The story of LGBT History Month Trail of Spanish judge is "blow to human rights" Now The Bombs China: Authorities must drop charges against human rights activist Creative students "put off" going to University Remembering Gaza H&M uses toxic toxic chemicals in their clothes