The secret is out. UK universities have failed to get pass marks on a crucial criteria—numerous lecture theatres and halls of residence have fallen short of acceptable standards.

Lilly LeClair shows us why Exmouth Market is one of her favorite spots in London and reveals its many hidden treats.

In its fifth year, Old China Hand is a friendly, unassuming place that can be summed up in three words: dim sum pub.

The First Pint went to the Unite Against Facism conference as part of our “The last call on racism” campaign. Check out our video where we spoke to leaders of influential student bodies that are fighting to curb the worrying trend of intolerance to internationals.

The closure of the Northern line in the evenings for upgrade work was greeted with dismay by students using the tube.

The First Pint went to the One Young World Summit in London, where young people under the guidance of celebrity councillors such as Desmond Tutu discussed global business, political leadership and interfaith dialogue. Our reporter, Ines Ward, spoke to Bob Geldof in an exclusive interview.

An introduction to a sport conceived in England and one which has gained popularity in some parts of the world.

Kick-starting Cheapside’s new ‘An ode to…’ series, our editor Aoife Yourell’s paean to second-hand treasures.

Last week Hackney Council announced plans to demolish Shoreditch art venue The Foundry and construct an 18-storey hotel, but the community isn’t letting it go without a fight.

Stricter new rules for issuing visas to international students have been announced. Do you think the changes are fair? Comment and let us know.

Life’s a party and exercise should be one as well. Find out how to party away while burning calories on a budget at Disco Health Club and more.

Racism in all its forms can make living in a new city much more difficult than it has to be. The First Pint is determined to raise awareness of violence and discrimination against international students.

Bitter Betty needs your help. To sign up or not to sign up for the dating website—that is the question.

The First Pint loves culture, all cultures. We particularly love it when different cultures come together. Rijuta Dey tells us her best/worst opening gambit for conversation in the UK.