My time with STAR
Hannah Carbery, the former Vice-President of Nottingham STAR shares her honest experience of volunteering and leading a STAR and how it shaped her university life.
New toolkit for students with humanitarian protection
A new toolkit has been released to explain recent developments in the law for students with humanitarian protection. Read more here.
Happy Results Day
This Scottish Results Day, we wanted to congratulate everyone on their Highers results and welcome you to university life! Meet Ellie Carter, the President of STAR Edinburgh.
It’s been a wonderful Refugee Week!
We had a successful Refugee Week this year, celebrating the contributions and achievements of people who have sought refuge and communities who have welcomed them. Read more about Refugee Week here.
STAR’s Equal Access update
Here are some of the final scholarship deadlines that are coming up and some new postgraduate scholarships that have recently been announced!
The Hearts of STAR for the last 25 years
In celebration of STAR’s 25th birthday, we took the time to reconnect and share the stories of some of the people who made it possible for STAR to be where it is today.
STAR’s exciting plans for the first ever virtual Refugee Week
It’s nearly Refugee Week & we are looking forward to celebrating the first-ever virtual Refugee Week to ‘imagine’ a different world. Read more about our events here.
#Jump4STAR – our brand new challenge for Equal Access to education
#Jump4STAR is our brand new challenge for anybody who wants to join in – read more below about how you can get involved in STAR’s challenge for Equal Access to education!
Superheroes who make what we do easier
Our amazing STAR groups and supporters have been very busy during the COVID-19 pandemic by coming together to take part in different challenges and raise vital money for our charity.
Equal Access is carrying on! And changes to humanitarian protection status access to university
Although shutdowns and cancellations are the norm right now we are happy to say we are still working hard (from home) to increase access to university for refugees and asylum seekers.