Larger franchise providers set to be made to register with OfS
Institutions with more than 300 students to be subjected to new rules as part of planned government ‘crackdown’ on poor-quality provision
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More than 2,500 universities submit data for Impact Rankings
Asia and Africa participation numbers each increase by 25 per cent
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‘Urgent’ action needed to reverse decline in clinical researchers
Difficulty of dual career, higher student debts and university funding crisis explain why fewer medics are doing research, MRC study finds
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OfS ‘missed opportunity’ to aid universities on Gaza encampments
In-depth Hepi report promises inside story of last summer’s UK campus protests
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Slow cuts or risk lasting harm, staff warn stricken universities
Institutions ‘caught between a rock and hard place’ are attempting wholesale transformations of their operations but those affected claim schemes could be kinder for staff and students
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Students need greater protection if university goes bust – OIA
Ombudsman for English and Welsh higher education says options include support fund, insurance scheme or change in legislation, as it announces record haul of complaints
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Russell Group grows market share but some members struggle
Ucas data confirms big falls in recruitment at some post-92 universities as older institutions took what applicants there were on domestic and international front
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A DEI ranking could help push back against Trump’s crackdown
Universities under political pressure to row back on support for minorities need a rallying point, say Manuel Barcia and Effie Kesidou
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Hong Kong to review ‘local’ student definition over loopholes
Island may follow likes of UK in mandating three-year residency before qualifying for domestic fee regime
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Australian international enrolments ‘could be 10 per cent down’
Australian universities and colleges face a ‘difficult’ election but few further rule changes, analyst predicts
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Buckingham v-c reinstated after report clears him of wrongdoing
‘Anti-woke’ James Tooley back in charge at private institution as ‘serious allegations’ dismissed
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‘Steep competition’ as Central Asia emerges as branch campus hub
Foreign universities entering increasingly saturated market
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Open-access journal sanctioned over metadata ‘manipulations’
India-based periodical disciplined by bibliographic group Crossref after sleuths claimed ‘sneaked references’ had been injected into metadata
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‘Magical’ thinking drives New Zealand science reforms
Government ‘cherry-picked’ ideas with commercial application, despite reviewer warnings against ‘naive’ expectations of windfall profits, scientists say