Edinburgh

Four in five overseas students 'feel exploited'

A survey of overseas students for the Student has revealed that 83 per cent of overseas students at the University of Edinburgh feel ‘exploited’ by

City trams project comes to a grinding halt over £80m demand

The construction of the controversial dinburgh tram system was dealt a further blow last week after the company due to lay track on Princes Street ...

The International

The world’s investment bankers have had a rough year. It isn’t enough that they have to wake up every morning and listen to Gordon Brown ...

The empty pipe-dreams

Gordon Brown, Prime Minister and ex-News Editor of the Student, comments on the futility of student politics Pipes and promises have mixed uneasily this week with ...

EUSA candidates pledge pay cuts as race reaches its climax

Three of the five EUSA presidential candidates have pledged to take a pay cut if elected, adding another twist to an already eventful campaign.Liz Rawlings, ...

Rise of the Religionista

Religion is the new LBD. With a proposal at this week’s EUSA AGM to provide Bibles in Pollock Halls, and following the rise of everything ...

Police forensics lab still out of action week after firebombing

Students march against Scottish Defence League

Over 2,000 protestors from across Scotland turned out in opposition to a planned march in Edinburgh by the Scottish Defence League (SDL), a far-right group ...

Scottish university principals awarded further pay rises

University Principals across Scotland have come under criticism as it has been revealed that salary increases of 8 per cent on average were accepted in ...