Study Shows Music Can Help Sharpen Attention in a Distracted Generation
A recent study has revealed a concerning decline in attention spans among today's generation, with modern technology playing a significant role.
Working class students face ‘poverty premium’ when accessing post-16 education, NUS report finds
Students from working class backgrounds often pay higher costs when entering education beyond the age of 16, according to a report by the National Union of Students.
One in three Muslim students have suffered Islamophobic abuse, NUS report finds
One in three Muslim students have suffered Islamophobic abuse at university over the past year, a new survey has revealed.
Tuition fees increase has led to 40,000 fewer part-time students, report claims
The increase in tuition fees introduced in 2012 has resulted in a decrease of 40,000 part-time students, according to research by the Sutton Trust.
Could your phone be a powerful revision tool?
There are lots of apps out there that can help with your revision timetable, organise your tasks, or even keep you motivated – you just need the right one for…
Dogs can understand human emotions, university research finds
Dogs are able to recognise human emotions by using their senses, according to a new study by professors at the University of Lincoln and Brazil’s University of São Paulo.
Gap Year vs Straight to University
When exam results flood in, many A Level students are leaving school and trying to figure out what their next step will be. Two very popular options are heading straight…
What day is it again? Study explores why people get days muddled
A majority of people are more likely to get days in the middle of the week muddled more than they would with a Monday or Friday, Liam O'Dell reports.
Caddies keep golfers focused, university study finds
A recent study conducted by the University of Lincoln found that caddies aren't just someone who carts round the golfing clubs - instead they play a vital role when it…
Students to participate in new sleep deprivation study
WATCH: The Linc speaks to Daniel Wenman, a Psychology research assistant, about his new study, which will explore the connection between sleep deprivation and genetics.