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• Lessons In Love

  As the 2009 university term gets under way, Liz Carr takes a moment to remember September 1990 and the roller coaster ride that was her first weeks on campus. More

• Disabled student diaries 2009

  Andrea, Lee and Charlotte have just started university. Each has a different impairment and they share their experiences in these personal diaries. More

• Charlotte's diary (disabled student diaries 2009)

  Charlotte is keeping a diary of her first month at university for the BBC. She has quadriplegia, needs 24-hour care and can't wait to strike out on her own away from home. More

• Tips from those who know (Disabled Student Diaries 2009)

  Where do you go for advice on being a disabled student? Answer: to other disabled students. Identical twins Laura and Judith give their care-focused survival tips for uni. More

• Lee's Diary (Disabled Student Diaries 2009)

  What's a lad with Tourette and Asperger syndrome doing Deaf Studies for? Follow Lee in his first month at university in Ouch's Disabled Student diaries series for 2009. More

• Andrea's Diary (Disabled Student Diaries 2009)

  Andrea is a visually impaired student, reading sociology in her home town Coventry. What are the mobility, social and educational challenges she'll have in her first month? More

• Independent Living At University

  Adam Hyland, Disability Officer for the National Unions of Students (NUS), talks candidly about the realities of independent living while at university. More

• University Challenge

  As the 2009 university term gets under way, Liz Carr takes a moment to remember September 1990 and the roller coaster ride that was her first weeks on campus. More

• Best days of your life?

  Liz Carr had a mainstream education, but her disability still made her feel segregated - whether it was missing school trips or having her uncool parents around too much ... More

• The leaving of Liverpool

  Laurence Clark first came to Liverpool as a student. He's still there sixteen years later. Turns out that there are very good disability-related reasons for sticking around . More

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