Alex James Hayter's father Andrew said Nottingham Trent University could have saved his 21-year-old son's life if they had picked up on the signs, Winchester Coroner's Court heard.
THE family of a bright student who took his life after learning he had failed his second year at university via email have said they are "distraught and heartbroken" over his passing.
In a statement to The Advertiser, Alex Hayter's loved ones said his loss has left a void in their lives.
The 21-year-old, from Abbotts Ann, was found dead on September 21, 2020, following a missing person's appeal.
At an inquest at Winchester Crown Court this week, the court heard how the young man had struggled with university after moving back home during the pandemic.
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