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Student Minds has opened registration for the 2025/26 University Mental Health Charter programme.

Times Higher Education has published an article on how hybrid working for professional services staff can negatively impact professional services staff, making them ‘invisible’ to their colleagues.

NASMA (National Association of Student Money Advisors) and JS Group, a higher education service partner, have published a collection of case studies highlighting innovative initiatives by universities to support student financial wellbeing.

An academic at the University of Warwick has published an article on the importance of a joined-up approach between schools and universities to improve student wellbeing.

Wonkhe has published an article about how to use assistive technology and AI to gather student feedback.

Dr Paul Redmond, one of last year’s National Conference keynote speakers, and Fluid Focus have published research about students’ use of smartphones.

The Office for Students has published regulatory advice about how English providers can ensure they meet the 2023 Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act when it comes into force on 1 August 2025.

A group of English universities have collaborated on a research project about making campuses kinder and more supportive.

A Residential Warden at London School of Economics and Political Science has published an article about how living in residence halls offers opportunities for students to learn life skills like collaboration and problem-solving.

The toolkit is evidence-based and aims to support providers in meeting the Office for Students’ new regulatory requirements in this area.

UCEA (Universities & Colleges Employers Association) has co-published research into employee experiences in higher education.

Unite Students has published research, which found that students are more likely to stay in their university town over the summer to pursue work experience and achieve greater independence.

Russell Group universities have collectively announced that they’re going to provide a tailored support package for all care leaver students.

Wonkhe has published an article on how providers can improve commuter students’ experiences.

Advance HE has published a user guide for their Student Needs Framework.

An academic at the University of Chester has published an article about how they’ve created Freshers’ Week activities that can help students build self-confidence and connect with their peers.

The Vice-Chancellor from Birmingham City University has published an article endorsing the incoming Equality (Race and Disability) Bill for England, Scotland and Wales.

Wonkhe has published an article about the complexities of the UK postgraduate loan system.

Legal firm Pinsent Masons has published a briefing about the implications of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 for universities.

TASO (Transforming Access and Student Outcomes in Higher Education) is looking for practitioners, researchers and evaluators with an interest in widening participation and student success to join their sector network.

A senior leader at UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) has published an article about data into the number of commuter students entering university.

Staff at Northumbria University and Anglia Ruskin University have published an article about the importance of creativity in higher education leadership.

An academic has published an article based on their research about how graduates think their degree subject has impacted their career.

The UK government has published guidance about the Strategic Priorities Grant for the next academic year.

Senior leaders at the University of Exeter have published an article on their pastoral support model.

The Sutton Trust has published an opportunity index that examines how socio-economic background and geography impact young people’s outcomes.