The official photos from Burlison are now available to order online

The University of Portsmouth has risen up to 60th place in a nationwide league table of all universities. This places Portsmouth just below Oxford Brookes University.

The University of West of England (UWE) has recently identified more than 300 cases of plagiarism in the last year.

We've set up a Facebook group for students graduating this year so you can stay in touch with your classmates and Union friends, as well as staying up to date with alumni offers from the Union!

Sheila Hancock has been installed as the new University of Portsmouth chancellor in a high-profile ceremony at the Portsmouth New Theatre Royal and the Students' Union

The Health Protection Agency, which advises organisations such as the NHS on health matters, has issued a Mumps advisory after noting an increase in the virus in the Hampshire area

The Union has a new weekly fresh fruit and veg market, courtesy of those healthy people at ThinkFresh.

John Denham, the Secretary of State for Innovations, Universities and Skills, visits the University and meets students.

The Labour MP responsible for top-up fees, John Denham, took ten minutes to have a chat with news editor Jacob Leverett about top-up fees and why he's been banned from Southampton Students' Union

A furious outburst by the NUS President Gemma Tumelty left conference floor in uproar on the first day of the Annual NUS Conference, as the controversial NUS Governance review is defeated.

NUS annual conference has voted to drop its focus on opposing tuition fees. Conference has decided that a shift in priority is required and that, rather than lobbying for a free education

Breaking news: the controversial NUS governance review has reportedly been defeated by a narrow margin at the NUS Annual Conference in Blackpool

The Union are proud to host the first Activist Academy, a day of workshops, training, debates and seminars to help train students to run effective campaigns

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In the inquest of an Exeter university student who died in November 2006, the coroner has declared that the 18yr old student lost his life as a result of alcohol poisoning.