Calling someone a prude is a lazy refusal to scrutinise what mainstream culture says and does, argues Hannah Wilkinson

Martin Bottomley thinks student journalists are wasting an opportunity to push journalism forward

“LGBT Campaign Conference passes motion to make democracy a little more inclusive”

Cheering and applause reportedly followed from around 30 or 40 delegates

Founder Jack Rivlin’s Telegraph article condemning NUS report is typical of the student tabloid’s style, writes Ronnie Rowlands

McDonald’s replaces Happy Meal toys with educational pamphlets – an attempt to feign social awareness, argue Tom Steadman and Kerry McIntyre

The head of the Press Complaints Commission said he “did not agree with all Leveson’s conclusions” during a talk at the University of East Anglia

Surely it would be better to have a nation of young, well educated and skilled drivers, muses Oliver Maurice

We should campaign for a platform for women – not make the debate about men, writes Tommy Shane

University of London Union president Daniel Cooper snubbed ceremony and would not lay a wreath

‘Shave yourself the hassle’: Johnny Singer looks at the problems of raising money for charity

Durham University colleges are charging students £20 a night for accommodation during Freshers’

Several results were changed from thirds to firsts

Tom Payne, editor of Exeter’s Expose, argues student tabloids detract from the serious issues raised by broadsheet papers