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A group of LSE students are in trouble for smashing up a rival university's campus while drunk.
Vitally important research of the week: Beer goggles aren't just caused by alcohol - and there's a formula to prove it.
A conference has heard that a million students have mental health problems and more needs to be done to raise awareness.
A third of students are victims of crime and a quarter are burgled, but many aren't getting the insurance they need.
The Telegraph has revealed that students have jobs, but it speculates that some might well prefer modelling to bar work.
New students are being advised to check their protection against mumps following several outbreaks at universities last year.
The government has published its plans for a smoking ban in public places across England, but students' unions may not be affected.
As many as half of all pubs may soon stop offering happy hour promotions in the face of mounting concern about binge drinking, but – health concerns aside - the outlook might not be all that bleak for students.
Four students in Northern Ireland have been suspended for poor behaviour, while 45 fines and 155 written warnings have been issued.
Doctors are today suggesting that the recent mumps outbreak has reached epidemic levels, with students being particularly at risk.
Leaders of the Guild at Aston University are planning to introduce juice and noodle bars in order to improve falling bar revenues.
Those clever Swedes claim to have found out, but more research may be needed.