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News / Cardiff University Men’s Cricket Club SUSPENDED Following Misconduct Investigation
Cardiff Students’ Union has suspended the Men’s Cricket Club for the remainder of the current academic year following reports of serious misconduct.
News / NUS President Slams Tuition Rise For Students in Wales
In late November, the Senedd decided that tuition fees would rise from £9,535 to £9,790 for courses beginning on or after August 1, 2026. This will see students at Welsh universities facing increasingly higher student debt, with the third increase in tuition fees since 2024, which will see tuition fees in Wales go from £9,000 in 2023 to £9,790 in September 2026.
News / UCU Fears Redundancies As 1000 Staff Told Jobs Are At Risk
Cardiff University staff and unions respond to another round of jobs being placed at risk.
News / Gair Rhydd Interviews Wendy Larner, Vice-Chancellor of Cardiff University
Cardiff University’s vice-chancellor discusses course cuts, Kazakhstan, timetabling and her pay in a wide-ranging interview.
Politics / When Powell Came to Cardiff Revisiting Enoch Powell’s Controversial 1968 Union Visit
The student protests surrounding Enoch Powell’s 1968 Cardiff visit are revisited through contemporary records.
News / Cardiff University Students Vote “No” to NUS Affiliation
In what was supposed to be a routine vote, members present at Cardiff University’s Student Union’s annual general meeting delivered a shock result, choosing not to renew the union’s affiliation with the NUS.
News / Cardiff University Feminists in Conversation: The Rise of the Far Right
Cardiff University Feminist Society hosted a discussion on the far right with South Wales campaigners.
News / Cardiff University Makes Ties with Universities in War Zones
Cardiff University’s academic links with institutions affected by war prompt a look at educational solidarity.
News / Careers Fair: Who’s Welcome?
A proposed careers fair survey raises questions about which employers students want on campus.
News / SU Respond to Time to Act: “We Are Sorry”
After a student campaign challenged its record on sexual violence, Cardiff Students’ Union apologised and outlined commitments.
Culture / Ones to Watch: Cardiff University’s Second Film Festival
Cardiff University’s second student film festival showcased six shorts and announced the Dragon Awards.
