Universities ‘need funding’ to adapt to community change
Communities are not static and campuses need to be able to roll with them, conference hears

Communities are not static and campuses need to be able to roll with them, conference hears

University says it intends to phase out teaching in areas also including art history and journalism, as UWE becomes latest institution to announce job cuts

Conservative attempts to silence professors face a difficult hurdle for now in Congress, but keep gaining ground in individual states

Education inspectorate says quotas are unlawful after TU Delft attempts to address gender imbalance in aerospace engineering

Scholars are growing increasingly wary of conducting research on and in China as the country strengthens national security laws

Professor says universities are still prioritising gender and other issues over tackling racism

Harvard campus drama made famous by Bryan Cranston makes European premiere as Gaza protests debate adds fresh relevance

Chinese students in the Anglosphere want to develop their careers and learn English, not to be lectured about how terrible their homeland is, says Sibei Sun

Institution hopes to become the University of Greater Manchester to boost its graduates’ employment prospects

Adam Habib says institutions that spoke out over Ukraine ‘immediately invoked institutional neutrality’ on Gaza, questioning whether they would have done the same in relation to Nazi Germany

MAC chair clarifies graduate visa review will define abuse purely as ‘breach of the immigration rules’

Changes to funding body’s act end its term as ‘political plaything’

Universities must submit data and distribute a student survey to participate in the Online Learning Rankings

University of Miami president Julio Frenk explains how his institution is reaping rewards from the tech and finance influx to south Florida

Sutton Trust recommends reintroduction of maintenance grants, lifting of parental income threshold, and more progressive loan repayment system