• ULU to sell off Motspur Park sports ground to London football club

• Can students afford to burn the midnight oil?

• UCL demo turns into a nightmare

• Oxford student caught red-handed with his trousers down

• Student hacks are cut down to size

• London College recruit international acadmeics in their quest to become the home of Blair's new "Brainy Brittania"

• SOAS widens its links with the world of business

• The highland fling loses its appeal for students

• Cambridge student plummets from halls of residence

• Passive smokers all puffed up as ministers plan a public ban

• 65% of young people tell Government to go ahead and "Bomb Iraq"

• 'Insanity' at Royal Holloway: Union launches Radio Station

• Outing and Outings at UCL's Lesbian, Gay and Bi week

• Half of UK lovers like to have sex in front of the television

• Women drinkers at increased risk of getting breast cancer

• Government to introduce electronic 'Smartcards'

• House of Lords committee to debate whether to decriminalise cannabis

Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament designer Paul Aston finishes preparations for CND’s new billboard campaign on February 17th, the organisation’s 40th birthday. Members of Parliament from all parties (except the Conservatives) attended the launch, at the Elephant and Castle
Photo: Yina Chan

Performers at Imperial College’s International Carnival last week
Photo: Stefan Ludovitz

Archers actor Graham Seed proves he’s nicer than his character, Nigel, at a charity match in aid of the Royal Marsden recently at the Bank of England’s ground at Roehampton
Photo: Annemarie Lean-Vercoe

Revellers enjoying themselves at International Students House’s Caribbean night last week
Photo: Chi Yin Sim