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12 October 2020

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    'My place wasn't safe': the universities sheltering women from domestic abuse

    During lockdown, some universities offered refuge to domestic abuse survivors. As students vacate halls due to Covid, could it happen again?

15 September 2020

  • Rhodes Must Fall demonstration in Oxford, UK - 09 Jun 2020<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Mbiyu/SOPA Images/REX/Shutterstock (10675037t) Protesters hold Rhodes Must Fall placards during the demonstration. The Rhodes Must Fall campaign was reignited from a 2016 campaign following recent Black Lives Matter demonstrations after the demise of George Floyd under police custody in Mineapolis. Despite the Covid19 lockdown, protesters globally have united to demand change. Rhodes Must Fall demonstration in Oxford, UK - 09 Jun 2020

    'People thought I was too young to protest': the rise of student activism

    A decade ago, students protested over austerity. Now they’re campaigning against racism, climate breakdown and equality

9 September 2020

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    'Covid is a social crisis': the university staff and students filling welfare gaps

    Universities are facing more demands on their community work than ever – but its future is threatened by a funding crisis

20 July 2020

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    'All my safety nets went overnight': how Covid-19 is isolating student care-leavers

    Without financial help and emotional support, progress in getting more care-leavers into university could be undone

1 July 2020

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    'Nothing's better than Yorkshire': why the graduate brain drain could end

    Northern universities are taking advantage of the shift to remote working to encourage their graduates to stay
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