This year, a record number of student activists have been found guilty of terrorist crimes. As the new academic year begins, Paul Sims assesses how universities are dealing with the challenge
Moses Kamya thanks New Humanist readers for their generous donations following the construction of a new classroom block at the Mustard Seed school, Uganda
Caspar Melville introduces our appeal to help secular education in Uganda
Northern Ireland's integrated education movement holds lessons for the faith school debate, says Gary Kent
New Humanist readers have raised £2,698 for the Mustard Seed school in Uganda. Headmaster Moses Kamya tells us what the money means
Laurie Taylor finds he's too clever for his own good
Religious groups are rushing to take advantage of the Blair government's new education policy, reports Francis Beckett. And guess who's paying for it?
Too often associated with chaos and disorder, anarchism is actually an ideology rooted in a radical theory of education, says Judith Suissa
Michael Bywater misses his ivory tower
Andrew Copson finds danger in Blair's education reforms