As protests spread, US universities battle rise in misinformation
Institutions have adopted differing approaches to contending with fake, conflicting and confusing reports about events on and off campuses
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Tory ‘rebalancing’ from HE to FE a ‘policy and political project’
Director of Onward thinktank says polling showing public opposition to university expansion justifies shift in emphasis
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Analysis: Policy fends off politics
Why have moves to establish a national strategy for education research caused uproar? Alison Utley finds out Britain's national strategy for research in education is at the final-draft stage. It is...
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Fears grow over fallout from Norway’s ‘political’ funding freeze
Halt on Norwegian Research Council calls and plans to cut or postpone others are ‘extremely serious’, sector says
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Universities ‘in political box seat’ after Australian election
‘Bloodbath’ in traditional Liberal seats shows that anti-intellectualism is no longer a vote winner, consultant says
Student Articles
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Where could students impact the 2017 general election?
Times Higher Education data analysis pinpoints the universities whose students could hold some sway
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Student Experience Survey 2017: Sheffield Union holds the key to student satisfaction
An inclusive approach and a strong commitment to welfare on campus are key to keeping Sheffield’s students happy, finds Gabriel Pogrund
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Clearing 2016: top UK universities with courses available
See a full list of all the best UK universities offering places through Ucas clearing before and after A-level results day
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Volunteering helps international students integrate: Student Volunteering Week 2016
International students feel less isolated and understand their community better when they volunteer, explains an organiser of Student Volunteer Week 2016.
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Brits in America: extracurriculars should not overtake academics, even at Harvard
Spending too much time on extracurricular activities can leave academics on the back-burner, argues student blogger Raphaëlle Soffe