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Students graduating in 2009 face unprecedented levels of debt and will struggle to find employment in the contracting economy.

The worldwide charity WaterAid has expressed serious concerns about the dangerous consequences of rapid urbanisation in developing countries.

Students accross the nation took part in a protest over the top-up fee system this Wednesday. "The Students in Red" day of action was organised by the National Union of Students (NUS)

Portsmouth University Graduate Recruitment Fair will be at the Guildhall on Wednesday 26th

A new scheme in place will see the popular bar-filled street Guildhall walk closed to traffic from 6pm to 7am, entirely pedestrianising the area.

A pot of £30m has been made available to Portsmouth to tackle obesity and ill health

Barrack Obama has won the 2008 Presidential Elections, defeating his opponent John McCain by almost double the amount of US electoral college votes.

A team at the University of California has discovered that using the internet can help boost brain power!

The secretary of state for DIUS, John Denham, has revealed that 12 English universities have £77 million invested in the crisis-stricken Icelandic Banks.

Portsmouth City Council revealed a proposed plan to take control of the Guildhall venue back from the current operator in order to attract bigger names.

Last week the Home Secretary signalled plans to give new powers to the security and intelligence agencies

Following a recent incident involving members of the University of Portsmouth Rugby Club (UPRFC) The President of UPRFC and the UPSU Sports Officer have each written an open letter

An unhappy Portsmouth football fan had to be escorted away from the Guildhall today, during a ceremony to make former manager Harry Redknapp and the rest of the Portsmouth team freemen of the city.

Did you run the Great South Run on Sunday? Or were you there to support? We had loads of students taking part and want to know your results!