The UK's Black and multi-ethnic Christian magazine
The majority of black and minority ethnic teachers in British schools have experienced microinsults, microinvalidations and other forms of covert racism in the last
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A university is to hire 20 of its own students to challenge language on campus that could be seen as
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When black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) students come to my careers consultancy, it means they haven’t been hearing the
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Higher education is a battlefield and the trauma inflicted in this war of inequitable attrition can leave lasting effects that
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The School of Divinity at the University of St Andrews has secured its largest ever research grant of £3.4 million
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A Silicon Valley entrepreneur is to fund Oxford university’s first dedicated scholarship for disadvantaged black British students, the university has
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A new report has criticised universities’ complacency on racist abuse, but academics warn the the problem is deeper-rooted An inquiry
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Black students are more likely to engage and participate in their university studies – and yet a larger proportion of them
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I was told I wouldn’t be able to go to university, but I used that frustration to fuel my studies.
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Sheffield Students’ Union has banned white students from attending meetings for its new “anti-racism” policy. The SU announced on Tuesday
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Christian church leader Rev Nick Nunayon is spearheading efforts to get Black children into leading schools and universities like Oxford
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Glasgow University has agreed to raise and spend £20m in reparations after discovering it benefited by millions of pounds from
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The growing number of secondary schools in England and Wales that are failing to provide Religious Education to all pupils
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Elvis, from Dagenham, is a working class lad who had his sights set on becoming a trader in the City.
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More than a quarter of Bame Britons believe removing names from university applications would widen access, compared to less than a sixth of white Britons,
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