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TopicStudent rights & consumer protection

Explainers and SU blogs on this topic, newest first.

Students calling for fee rebates over strikes is not anti-union

Niall Hignett|SU blog|02/06/22

Should we punish students that plagiarise?

01/06/22

What do we expect of SU officers?

Livia Scott|SU blog|13/05/22

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

Joe Wiltshire|SU blog|13/05/22

Information sharing and student suicide

04/05/22

Twelve things for SUs to note from the 2021 OIA annual report

04/05/22

What can SUs learn from the latest batch of OIA-adjudicated complaints?

04/05/22

Students with caring responsibilities face significant challenges

01/05/22

Student rights are human rights

Frederikke Veirum Høgsgaard|SU blog|21/04/22

His Majesty the Pig writhes out of his whimsical reclusive binge

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|11/04/22

There’s more to do on student voice and protection in Wales’ new tertiary bill

Becky Ricketts|SU blog|17/03/22

Zero tolerance doesn’t stop drug use

03/03/22

Students are frustrated. We’re helping to amplify and channel that frustration

Matt Johnstone|SU blog|10/02/22

Handling sexual misconduct on campus needs to be about natural justice

Nathalie Podder|SU blog|28/01/22

What is the solution to problems faced by student tenants?

02/12/21

Student perceptions of value in 2021

23/09/21

Student renters need to know their rights

17/09/21

What does a degree actually cost – for students and for universities?

13/08/21

What can SUs learn from batch 3 of Covid complaints?

29/07/21

What about staff and students that experience miscarriage?

Lizzie Rodulson|SU blog|26/07/21

The student who copied himself

Daniel Sokol|SU blog|21/07/21

What if students aren’t happy about lectures moving online in September?

07/07/21

Accusing students of cheating without care can cost lives

Daniel Sokol|SU blog|15/06/21

What can SUs learn from a new batch of complaint case studies?

30/04/21

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