The University of Otago's Law Camp is back - without the jelly wrestling.

Fourteen people were trapped in lift for more than an hour, with one helped by paramedics.

Scholarships mark outstanding academic ability, leadership potential, integrity and vision

Jump in second-half domestic enrolments relieves financially strapped polytechnics.

He was fixing up Scott Base by day and studying to be a business guru at night.

Killian Russell, of Ireland, has been doing more than maintain Scott Base recently.

Medical student Freeman Apou is happy that the Government is lifting the cap on student loans for longer courses. / Dean Purcell

Foreign doctoral students have boosted NZ universities' academic rankings.

International students say many are working for below minimum wage with no rights.

The new Government has signalled the arrest policy could be scrapped.

Some polytechnics are reporting jumps of up to 19 per cent in early enrolments for 2018.

Students are celebrating after NZ First wins a student loans write-off in priority areas.

Auckland University is raising fees and cutting staff to meet a budgetary squeeze

Principal of school for foreign students says some staff were not supervised adequately.

Sacha French's $41k student loan has become $80k; now her workmates have paid it off.

Election voters must choose between two starkly different sets of education priorities.

From the desert to the farm - how one city kid fell in love with farming.

They've arrived home with a gold, two silvers and nine bronzes - have you heard of them?

Truancy rates are up across the country, latest Ministry of Education report shows.

An Indian graduate says most students below degree level "don't come here to get educated"

Tertiary students say an extra $20 a week in housing grants will help pay for bus fares.

Some tertiary students are going hungry as living costs are outrunning grants.

Former Christchurch head boy whose school speech went viral talks about life after cancer.

Lecturer says Unitec prioritised "Saudi Arabian money" by passing students who cheated.

However, the school says it has not made cuts to its counselling service.

A former MIT lecturer said he resigned in protest when the student was not disciplined.

Academics say they're being told to pass incompetent students so they keep paying fees.

It's no secret that grafting for three years for a mortar board and scroll with some letters is an expensive business.

Labour leader will make a last-ditch appeal to the Government not to deport a group of Indian students over fraudulent documents submitted by their immigration agents.

Student tenants have paid thousands of dollars over summer for empty flats and apartments in a bid to secure their accommodation for 2017.