University building boom is reshaping our cities
Unprecedented spending on university estates are transforming campuses and cities more generally, explain the authors of a new book on contemporary design in higher education
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‘Superhero physics’ aims to get young into science
Aston researchers calculate the tensile forces at work when Spider-Man prevents a ship from splitting in two
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Hollywood’s academic neighbour takes lead on tackling sex abuse
Higher education institutions are well placed to develop solutions to harassment and assault, says University of Southern California provost
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‘Nuclear option’ of Australian workplace relations fizzles out
Perth’s Murdoch University backs away from radical move to reboot staff conditions
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Call for external examiners to quit in UK pensions dispute
UCU appeal is latest escalation of row over future of Universities Superannuation Scheme
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THE podcast: academic sisterhood and most international universities
The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by the editorial team
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What happens when academics quit? Good things, it turns out
Leaving academia can be a wrench, but it can also open up new opportunities to enjoy your discipline, says Greta Perel
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TEF-REF ranking marks rise of 'new elite' in UK higher education
Lancaster University's vice-chancellor Mark E. Smith and Nicola Owen argue that a new composite ranking offers a more nuanced view of institutional excellence
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Students happy to fund research, but not other departments
Survey of more than 5,000 students fuels debate about cross-subsidies in English higher education
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‘Little appetite’ for overseas collaboration fund post-Brexit
Creating a separate pot of money for international research ‘risks funding second-rate’ work, conference hears
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Nicholas Phillipson, 1937-2018
Tributes paid to expert on the Scottish Enlightenment
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Interview with Bertha Ochieng
The De Montfort University professor discusses growing up as one of nine children, her work to improve the diets of children in the UK, and how academia turned out not to be a nine-to-five job