English regulator costing some universities ‘over £500K a year’
Office for Students registration process alone cost sector combined £2 million, according to unpublished UUK report
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Times Higher Education’s most-read articles of 2019
Critiques of the publish or perish culture, PhD career precarity and the plight of international students were themes in some of our most popular stories this year
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The must-have for US universities overseas? A Florentine palace
Later this year, Florida State University students will move into the Renaissance-era Palazzo Bagnesi Falconeri, and programme directors insist the cost will be worth it
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The Times Higher Education pub quiz
Test your knowledge of higher education history, famous alumni and universities in pop culture
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Diversity among governors ‘may suffer’ under increased regulation
Figures on English governing body members collated by former HEI head suggest some progress on gender, but less on ethnic minorities
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How to turn boring conversations into rousing exchanges
If holiday talk turns to yawn-worthy diet or dreams, put a medieval spin on it, advises Kathryn Rudy
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Fresh UK pension scheme talks ‘could avert further strikes’
UCU, employers and USS will discuss the ongoing pensions row, following series of recommendations from expert panel
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Fast-track visa status for more UK fellowships
Home Office will nearly double number of fellowships where visa applications are fast-tracked, while ‘MIT of north’ plan is also floated
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Want to help Stanford? Help state universities, says president
Marc Tessier-Lavigne discusses diversifying student intake and focusing on ethics of new technologies in Times Higher Education interview
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The mental health crisis must be met with an accepting campus community
Acknowledging that faculty and students both struggle with mental health is the first step to tackling it, says Hilal A. Lashuel
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Satellite data put at researchers’ fingertips
Academics able to specify areas of interest to collect imagery of
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Why our favourite Christmas songs never change
Our affection for the past keeps our old favourites, with their old fashioned values, at the top of the Christmas charts, says Alexandra Lamont
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Mauritius v-c: peace is good, but it can be barrier to innovation
Leader says that desire to maintain tranquillity can deter islanders from pushing ideas to ‘breaking point’
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Australian funding model ‘risks backfiring on national interest’
Missteps with international students ‘a bigger threat to the national interest’ than to university budgets, says commentator
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Dismissal of Chinese professors seen as major progress on #MeToo
Two prominent cases signal higher-level response to abuses on campus