Justine Greening has just stepped up the sabotage on May’s post-18 review
But the former education secretary’s interview also makes plain that No 10 – with a hostile agenda towards the sector – has brutally overridden DfE, writes John Morgan
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MPs back £11K fees for two-year degrees in England
Minister hails move as ‘milestone for students’
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Higher education in the bush: build it and they will come
Australian discussion paper says that rural universities need to help develop their communities in order to guarantee their survival
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Norway puts plans for ‘corporate’ universities on ice
Scholar claims campaign from academics and students was instrumental in overturning proposal, but fears remain over potential changes in financial autonomy
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Plymouth keeps report on private college cheating claims secret
Disclosure could have ‘adverse effects’ on institutions’ ‘commercial interests’, university claims
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Singapore legal challenge ‘will chill academic freedom’
Academics issue warning after news story including critical comments about country’s top universities is removed
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Keep pressing the case for research as a public good
Publicly funded research brings social and economic benefits for all. It’s critical that the global academic community continues to champion this work, says Ian Jacobs
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Delaying decisions on student appeals unjustly prolongs distress
Universities should give timely responses to complaints and compensate students for any delays, argues Daniel Sokol
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THE podcast: ETH Zurich, Toronto and NYU presidents talk talent
Presidents of the next three Times Higher Education World Academic Summit host partner institutions discuss global talent in the 21st century
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World Academic Summit hosts confirmed until 2021
Times Higher Education’s flagship event will head to Zurich, Toronto and New York
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Data issues help and hinder US colleges seeking global profile
Some US colleges find the ability to harness data plays key role in success or failure of international outreach
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One in five London universities fails to break even
Falling student enrolments and restructuring costs blamed for operating deficits at many universities in the UK capital
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Crowdfunding offers promise for women and junior academics
Study’s authors suggest women are better able to communicate the value of science to score public donations