Australian universities fight to save demand-driven system
Monash v-c warns funding freeze is a threat to social cohesion
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We must drop the ‘arts’ vs ‘science’ narrative
Talk of making arts degrees cheaper than science courses disregards the mix of disciplines that creative industries demand, says Bashir Makhoul
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Poor students ‘three times more likely to live at home’
Sutton Trust report says selective universities should reserve places for local working-class pupils to increase access
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Ministers interfered to give regulator role to Toby Young
Appointments watchdog also explains how Downing Street advisers vetoed proposed Office for Students student board member
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Mindfulness exercises ‘help students stay focused in class’
Undergraduates who took part in breathing exercise reported feeling less distracted and more positive
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USS strike: global pensions crisis is now shaking ivory towers
Pensions industry must use academia’s knowledge to create more imaginative solutions to global pensions crisis, argues Lionel Martellini
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University Mental Health Day: it's time to lift lid on patchy student support
Ahead of University Mental Health Day on 1 March, Robin Brinkworth argues that institutions must become far more open and accountable on how they are handling student problems
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Top universities and researchers for advances in surgery
Elsevier metrics reveal the institutions and individuals who are driving forward research in the field
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USS strike: is it time to nationalise university pensions?
Warwick's vice-chancellor Stuart Croft explains how radical government action might help to avert the pensions strike affecting half of all UK universities
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'Toxic' hazing culture on Australian campuses revealed
Report focusing on University of Sydney alleges initiation ceremonies have led to assaults, a murder and a suicide
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Question mark over Office for Students in English funding review
Achieving the prime minister’s goal of reshaping post-18 education will require another shake-up of sector regulation, warn experts
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Open-access charges ‘create new inequalities’ in publishing
Researchers at well-resourced, highly ranked universities are more likely to publish in open-access journals
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Academia needs to talk about ‘invisible’ disabilities
Extraordinary demand for a conference on how universities support staff with invisible disabilities highlights how ableism remains widespread in academia, argue Jennifer Leigh and Nicole Brown
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Dezső Horváth: master of business adaptation
Long-serving dean says institutions must teach ethics and diversify programmes to maintain demand for management education