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TopicComplaints & the OIA

Explainers and SU blogs on this topic, newest first.

Why do students take their rights problems to Reddit?

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|20/08/26

OfS on treating students fairly: Right diagnosis, wrong cure

Mack Marshall|SU blog|05/05/26

Student-on-student complaints are overwhelming SUs

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|03/12/25

Why student perspectives are important when things go wrong in higher education providers

Adam Waddingham|SU blog|23/09/25

Parental Advisory: Why empowering parents might be central to SU campaigning

Lewis Wilson|SU blog|09/06/25

A postponement of a graduation or a problematic work environment means a lot

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|27/02/25

The academic integrity scammers are getting more threatening

Daniel Sokol|SU blog|12/09/23

SU complaint, disciplinary procedures and codes of conduct may need to change

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|12/03/23

How to resolve conflict on campus

Jane Bryan|SU blog|14/08/22

What can happen in an academic misconduct case?

Daniel Sokol|SU blog|14/08/22

Michelle Donelan’s complaints process for online learning doesn’t work

Joe Wiltshire|SU blog|13/05/22

Taking action on complaints in SUs

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|05/11/21

New supercomplaints procedures could be a gamechanger for SUs

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|12/02/21

How to raise a concern about a university or college

Martha Longdon|SU blog|26/01/21

OIA: helping to minimise the impact of industrial action on students

Felicity Mitchell|SU blog|21/02/20

It’s time for SUs to campaign on individual advocacy

Daniel Sokol|SU blog|10/01/20

Behind the scenes of student complaints adjudication

Katie Ralph|SU blog|30/08/19

The rocks and hard places of industrial action

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|01/02/18

Gimme Gimme Gimme a student perspective on the OIA

Sophie Williams|SU blog|11/07/17

A different partnership for the Student Movement?

Nick Berg|SU blog|10/03/15