By KD Tait 2014 was the year the student movement moved decisively from the defensive to the offensive. Tax the […]
Police, politicians and the NUS can't stop the fight for free education Read Post »
By KD Tait The ritual central London march for free education, a staple of the student activist’s Autumn calendar
On 19 November students can put free education back on the agenda Read Post »
credit: @ailiahrizvi Thousands of students defied the protest ban and demonstrated on the Bloomsbury campus of University of London,
By KD Tait Students at Sussex university will walk out tomorrow* in support of five students suspended for taking part
By KD Tait University bosses have launched a crackdown against a wave of student occupations. The suppression of the right
To kick out the market, first kick the cops off campus! Read Post »
2012 was a year to forget for the Tories. It was, in the main, a year to forget for
By KD Tait THE ACTS OF resistance taken by thousands of young people during the student movement of winter 2010-11 shook the
Anyone reading the #NCAFC Twitter feed over the weekend will have got the impression that the National Campaign Against Fees
NCAFC Conference: Despite the problems, a step forward Read Post »
Public education is under attack. Greedy corporations are hell bent on getting their hands on schools, colleges and universities –
A year after students took to the streets, the fight for the future of education in Britain continues. As young
Militant action can reverse Con-Dem education reforms Read Post »
From anticuts.com We have grave concerns about the recent Ncafc conference – both how it was organised and the outcome
Open letter: Grave concerns over NCAFC 5 June conference Read Post »
Statement by REVOLUTION Many student activists will be wondering why we did not stand for, or vote, in the elections
NCAFC ‘reinvigoration meeting’: why we didn’t stand for the committee Read Post »
As the student academic year draws to a close, the summer is a good time for reflection on the year
Education and resistance: next steps for the student movement Read Post »
Joana Pinto stood for the Vice President Union Development position at this years NUS conference. Below is her speech, calling
Joana Pinto speaks to NUS conference: ‘together we can win’ Read Post »
Joana Pinto talks about her experience running for NUS Vice President position, NUS conference, and where students can take the
NUS conference 2011: the fight for students has just begun Read Post »
Yesterday over 4000 students, workers and youth took to the streets of Manchester against the Con Dem cuts to EMA,
National Union of Students President Aaron Porter will be facing an election challenge at this years NUS conference, as left-wing
Now that parliament has voted to increase tuition fees and abolish the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA), the student movement needs
Youth and students in Britain have run an astonishing campaign against cuts to education funding, tuition fee increases and the
Student struggle inspires UK-wide fight against cuts Read Post »
We staged a 24-hour “teach-in” on Wednesday 8 December in a form of protest against this coalition Government, which has
