Vice-chancellor arrested in Grace Mugabe PhD probe
Anti-corruption agency charges head of University of Zimbabwe with abuse of office over former first lady’s doctorate
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THE podcast: Higher education funding review special
The Times Higher Education editorial team discusses the UK's long-awaited higher education funding review
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Pension strikes could disrupt summer examinations, union warns
No sign of deal between UCU and vice-chancellors on eve of industrial action
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Student enrolments fall by a fifth at some UK private colleges
Overall figures for full-time undergraduates suggest growth as other institutions expand significantly
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Publisher drops plan to charge extra for old papers after outcry
Publisher proposed to bring in extra charges for digital papers published more than 20 years ago
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Commonwealth targets university scholarships and gender equality
Ministers set to agree to push for equal access to higher education for men and women by 2030
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Innovation Rankings: FAQs
We answer some of your questions about the forthcoming Times Higher Education Innovation Rankings
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May wants end to class divide but realpolitik is driving this review
Launching the post-18 education review in Derby tells you all you need to know about why yet another look at HE is vital for the prime minister’s political future
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Universities must pay more to protect pensions
The University of Essex’s vice-chancellor explains why he disagrees with Universities UK’s position on USS pension reform
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Gyimah: funding review to 'look at the facts dispassionately'
Aim is to preserve 'the best of the system we have' while making funding fairer, universities minister tells THE
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Funding review: ‘radical change needed’ to deliver fair system
Students unlikely to be won over by tweaks to current funding arrangements, says sector leader
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Differential tuition fees are not the answer
Making arts and humanities degrees cheaper than science courses would be 'cultural heresy' and 'economic barbarism', argues the University of Hertfordshire's vice-chancellor Quintin McKellar
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Justine Greening backs calls for graduate tax in England
Making all graduates contribute for 30 years could allow cost of higher education to be 'spread more thinly', says former education secretary
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Please don't tinker with tuition fees Mrs May
Sheffield Hallam University's vice-chancellor Chris Husbands explains why cutting tuition fees would harm social mobility and why variable fees are also a bad idea