By Valerie Quintana
Are British universities failing black students? For more than a decade the academic community have been grappling with how to make sure all students reach their full potential. Still, in 2018, the unwelcome reality is that white students are more likely to leave university with higher grades…
Alcohol, sunshine, hangovers, and kids. This is Conor Young’s first-hand account of a typical Friday during a crazy summer at camp.
As youth drinking falls across Britain, Sleuth goes to find out if the student relationship with alcohol is being affected.
“Your dad’s black, right?” “Are you more black than white?” “Are you more in touch with your black family or your white family?” “Oh my god, you’re so posh for someone your colour.” Danielle Smith shares how she learnt how to embrace the joys of both sides of her family heritage.
British higher education’s future is in doubt as foreign lecturers leave the UK following Brexit.
By Dominic Assemakis
Data published by The Tab reveals that 84% of students say they take drugs. This prompts the question should institutions be doing more to safeguard their welfare and ensure they are able to make informed decisions about what they’re putting in their bodies? Megan Jackson explores…
Student politics are an essential part of university life. Does popularity take precedence over politics?
By Megan Jackson
Rockstar Royalty from the 60s to present day, including the Rolling Stones and The Who, have graced the stage of the legendary Half Moon Pub, which is celebrating 55 years of live music.
We love them poached and fried, but where are these eggs coming from, and what of the hens that lay them?
By Megan Knight
These were the top 10 stories published by Sleuth Magazine in 2018. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2018 by using the calendar at the top of this page.