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The government’s refusal to put a date on when university students can return to campuses is putting immense strain on the mental health and wellbeing of young people, university vice-chancellors and students warned this weekend.
Many university students are still working at least partially remotely, and lockdown rules have curbed the traditional university social lives. We’d like to hear from students about how they are faring at university, and how lockdown has affected their lives.
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