Monday 9 November 2026
Jim Dickinson

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Jim Dickinson

Associate Editor (SUs)

2,649 pieces

Newest first, since August 2013 · page 58 of 133

  1. · SUs · Members

    Amended guidance on APPs – here’s what matters to SUs (Jan 2024 UPDATE)

    With Wonkhe SUs explainer

  2. · Comment

    We could change the governors, we could change the governance

    Reflecting on a report that reveals the “wrong kind of compliance culture” in some university governing bodies, Jim Dickinson identifies culture and practice around the table that could help

  3. · SUs · Members

    More ways to use OfS inspection reports to drive change for students

    With Wonkhe SUs explainer

  4. · SUs · Members

    What can SUs learn from complaints concerning halls?

    With Wonkhe SUs explainer

  5. · Wonk Corner

    Canada slashes international student visas – with a crackdown on franchising in the mix

    On Monday Marc Miller, Canada’s Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced a cap on international students over the next two years.

  6. · SUs · Members

    How to improve safety for students in local pubs and clubs (update)

    With Wonkhe SUs explainer

  7. · Comment

    Jo Phoenix wins tribunal case against the Open University

    A gender-critical academic has won a tribunal case against the OU, finding discrimination, harassment and constructive dismissal. Jim Dickinson explains the judgement

  8. · Comment

    There are too many student reps in this country. And also not enough

    Is “partnership” with students an unaffordable luxury for them and their university in an age of HE austerity and massified standardisation? Jim Dickinson is off for a Twix

  9. · SUs · Members

    Going global at home

  10. · Comment

    When students are tutors belonging is built

    OfS is urging universities to think hard about impactful work on belonging. Jim Dickinson finds inspiration from friends in Europe.

  11. · Comment

    Fraud, organised crime and TikTok – the NAO on franchising

    The NAO has uncovered what it thinks is fraud and criminality, ghost students and dodgy sales tactics in university franchising. Jim Dickinson finds an absence of safeguarding.

  12. · SUs · Members

    Study Tours 2024: Finland

    With Livia Scott, Alan Roberts, Mike Day and Wonkhe SUs explainer

  13. · SUs · Members

    Study Tours 2024: Estonia

    With Livia Scott, Alan Roberts, Mike Day and Wonkhe SUs explainer

  14. · SUs · Members

    Study Tours 2024: Latvia

    With Livia Scott, Mike Day, Alan Roberts and Wonkhe SUs explainer

  15. · SUs · Members

    Study Tours 2024: Lithuania

    With Livia Scott, Mike Day, Alan Roberts and Wonkhe SUs explainer

  16. · Wonk Corner

    James Cleverly bans Hizb ut-Tahrir – twenty years after NUS banned it

    The Home Secretary has announced that the government will ban Hizb ut-Tahrir in the UK – some twenty years after the National Union of Students formally “no platformed” the group.

  17. · Wonk Corner

    Wholesale provider collapse should be the least of most students’ worries

    In many ways, it’s not wholesale provider collapse that I’m most worried about. It’s what universities are doing to avoid collapse.

  18. · Comment

    We make tomorrow by fostering responsibility, courage, and collaboration

    Reflecting on a week in the Baltics and Finland with SU officers and staff, Jim Dickinson and Livia Scott try to understand what’s stopping UK universities from trusting students with responsibility and power

    With Livia Scott

  19. · SUs · Members

    Cha cha cha

    With Livia Scott

  20. · SUs

    You represent you, your subject and your university

    When our bus swung into the cap park at the Häme University of Applied Sciences in Hämeenlinna on this year’s SUs study tour, a student emerged from a building wearing an overall covered in patches – looking like he’d ju

    With Livia Scott