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Flat White

“This is the story of how Italian sugar growers in the Sunshine State are said to have inspired

the “invention” of the flat white – a drink that would go on to become a global sensation.

— Garritt Van Dyk – Lecturer at the School of Humanities, Creative Industries and Social Sciences

Meet the friendly faces behind the counter of your favourite vendors across our campuses!

From pharmacies to coffee shops and restaurant dining, we’ve got you covered. ☕

Check out the full list of vendors by campus here 👉 https://t.co/kX50eD2DWJ pic.twitter.com/2jLb9vybX9

— University of Newcastle (@Uni_Newcastle) May 2, 2024

Standards Australia

* Approximate Order of Magnitude Estimates: International student fees account for approximately 25–27% of total Australian university revenue. In 2024, this equated to A$12.33 billion out of A$45.17 billion in gross revenue across 42 universities. The vast majority of these international students come from Asia (particularly China, India, Nepal, Vietnam, and other nearby countries), which consistently represent over 90% of international enrolments in higher education. Sources indicate most are from Asian countries, with top sources alone (China ~23%, India ~17%, Nepal ~8%, etc.) comprising well over half, and historical figures showing ~80–90% from Asia overall.

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Europe Has Been Living Off The West For Decades

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“All Glory, Laud and honour”

“All Glory, Laud and Honour” is a hymn written by Theodulf of Orléans around 820 AD, originally in Latin as “Gloria, laus et honor.” Composed during his imprisonment in Angers, France, it was meant for Palm Sunday, celebrating Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

The hymn became part of liturgical traditions, sung during processions. Translated into English by John Mason Neale in 1854, it gained widespread use in Anglican and other churches. Its enduring melody, often paired with the text, is attributed to Melchior Teschner (1615). The hymn remains a staple in Christian worship, especially during Holy Week.

King’s College Chapel

Solar Panels on King’s College Chapel Roof

We resume our regular sung services starting with Evensong tonight here in King’s. Details of all Lent Term services available here:https://t.co/2F6WWRayl8 pic.twitter.com/Y6f07GBwFc

— King’s College Choir (@ChoirOfKingsCam) January 16, 2024

Twixmas

“It’s a weird time isn’t it – you barely know the date, or the time of day, let alone which part of the Christmas dinner leftovers to eat next. It’s a time when many of us return to the reality of home life, where we know that family can be the best thing about Christmas, but they can also be the worst things about Christmas. A time when we can feel guilty for not working on uni assignments despite the need for a restful break.”

Seeking Jesus at ‘Twixmas’

Father God,
Thank You for Your faithfulness to York St John CU. Thanks for Your provision this term and for sustaining the ‘Lads Bible Study’. We pray for Alex and Joel as they witness to their friends. We pray that Abby and her friend will come to know You Jesus as Lord.
Amen. pic.twitter.com/oApk9yiJOT

— UCCF: The Christian Unions (@UCCF) December 12, 2023

Easy Budget Meals

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East Village Café

“The aroma of coffee is the scent of civilization.”
The Spectator, No. 91

Gingerbread Latte & Mince Pie

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University Design Forum

An incredible #worldbookday lunch provided by our amazing catering team @SodexoGroup – including The Mad Hatters Tea Party Dessert Table 😍☕️🧁 pic.twitter.com/xAmDOc5qt8

— Clifton College (@Clifton_College) March 3, 2023

Charles Hansom Architect

One week today until our Sixth Form Open Day 😁

Last chance to book your place: https://t.co/RDYTCpjeb1 pic.twitter.com/olzzmtQcOg

— Clifton College (@Clifton_College) September 23, 2022

Union Brew

Student Experience | University of Liverpool

Your newest campus coffee shop is now open! ☕ Last week Union Brew officially opened in the heart of campus at @LiverpoolGuild 💚

We’ve got all the classics, from campus cappuccinos to a brand-new Matcha menu, refreshing smoothies, and irresistible cakes! 🍰 pic.twitter.com/Jo1VUz0iIs

— University of Liverpool (@LivUni) September 17, 2024

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“When a true genius appears in the world, you may know him by this sign,

that the dunces are all in confederacy against him.”

– Jonathan Swifit, Trinity College graduate

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Ireland

“Rerum cognoscere causas”

The London School of Economics does not have a single central, marquee building that defines the entire campus as typical for many US colleges and universities. Rather, it consists of a collection of buildings located around the Aldwych and Clare Market areas in central London. However, some notable buildings include:

Old Building: One of the most iconic and historic buildings of LSE, often associated with the institution’s identity.

New Academic Building: A modern and well-equipped facility that hosts a variety of academic departments and student services.

Lionel Robbins Library: Home to the British Library of Political and Economic Science, one of the largest libraries in its field.

Centre Building: A newer addition to the campus, providing state-of-the-art facilities for teaching and learning.

These structures collectively define that LSE settlement in central London.