Welsh subject review may lead to Senedd interventions – minister
Sector regulator Medr looking at demand and provision across the country, says Vikki Howells
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Indonesia rules out tuition fee rises after student protests
New higher education minister attempts to appease students after turbulent month
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Research trapped ‘in limbo’ as courts block Trump orders
Amid ongoing confusion around grant decisions and payments, scholars fear they will not be able to continue with potentially life-saving work
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University of Melbourne bans indoor protests
Institution is ‘balancing the right to protest with the rights of others to not be adversely affected’, says new vice-chancellor
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If Republicans really want to help their voters, they should boost HE
Raging against the ‘woke elites’ running US universities won’t help the millions of Americans who lack decent, family-sustaining jobs, says John Austin
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New chief executive for Times Higher Education
Long-serving editor promoted to top job after nearly two decades with title
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‘Double fraud’: end Indian academics’ fake patent scam, UK urged
Dubious design registrations in the UK are being passed off as ‘international patents’ by Indian academics seeking to game promotion criteria, sleuths find
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Edinburgh staff fear ‘manufactured crisis’ in £140 million cuts
Academics ask why university needs to cut jobs when its income hit £1.4 billion last year
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Bolton MP says ‘red flags’ at university should be investigated
Phil Brickell writes to education secretary to highlight ‘concerning practices’ at newly rebranded University of Greater Manchester
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Did the pandemic change higher education forever?
When Covid-19 forced the sudden closure of campuses, conference venues and national borders, many predicted that academia would emerge from the experience forever changed. But five years on from the...
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‘Evident demand’ for higher education among refugees in UK
Charity says Ucas data adds to case for extending home fee status to displaced applicants
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Quality worries as Korea edges towards international student goal
Lower number of universities penalised by government for visa practices, but scholars urge caution
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UCU drops ballot for pay strikes, putting focus on job cuts
Industrial action threatened for start of 2025-26 academic year if universities do not take action to minimise redundancies
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Search interest in studying at ‘big four’ destinations declines
Quarter of social media posts in key markets show negativity towards higher education, analysis finds
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TEF ‘cost more than £15 million’ but most students unaware of it
Only 42 per cent of students have seen Teaching Excellence Framework ratings for universities they were interested in