Labour MPs question party’s pledge to abolish fees
Rosie Duffield says Labour should ‘keep that conversation open’, while Wes Streeting criticises ‘middle-class subsidy’

Rosie Duffield says Labour should ‘keep that conversation open’, while Wes Streeting criticises ‘middle-class subsidy’

China’s leading universities are soaring up the global and Asian tables, largely driven by improvements in citation impact, says Ellie Bothwell

Ambitious institutions have taken a variety of steps to achieve uplift from legislation to tenure, says Ellie Bothwell

A new THE analysis of ‘academic clusters’ reveals insights into the rapid improvement of institutions such as Tsinghua and New York University

Over a decade and a half, our rankings have grown in depth, breadth and function, Phil Baty explains

Humboldtian tradition at risk of unravelling in shift to use of teaching-only staff, Nobel prizewinning v-c says

Leaders of top universities say students must be pushed to ‘breaking point’ and allowed to fail

Data from the Office for Students appear to show vocational courses have bigger shares of such students

Complaints process can drag on for several years and is nearly impossible to challenge, says 1752 Group report

After a year of heavy criticism threatened to see the landmark study written off for good, it has received support from an unlikely quarter

Claims that the UK’s counterterrorism strategy targets Muslims and harms free speech are ‘nonsense’, says Prevent coordinator Chris Sybenga

Carlos Moedas tells MEPs institutions should introduce allocations for female academics ‘at some point’

Universities serve society in innumerable and inimitable ways. But we still must earn our place in people’s hearts and minds, says Stephen Toope