Openly self-seeking
Peter Horrocks’ article “Why my university is not entering the TEF” (Opinion, 2 February) is typical Open University sleight of hand. He well knows that the OU’s key problem is the appalling...
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Should he not fall?
Am I alone in wondering why UK-based student activists and their academic cheerleaders have not targeted De Montfort University, which is named after an unashamed anti-Semite who in 1231 ordered the...
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Private provider figures raise questions over completion rates
Pearson responds to figures on UK providers by saying it acts when colleges ‘recruit without integrity’
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TEF ‘others’ international students, claims scholar
Keele University academic argues that the TEF ‘legitimises’ and ‘amplifies subordination’ of overseas students
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Gender balance: universities need hard targets to make real change
UK universities should follow the example of FTSE companies, says Ruth Sealy
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Mad-Doctors in the Dock: Defending the Diagnosis, 1760-1913, by Joel Peter Eigen
Sarah Wise on how the insanity plea developed in English law and why ‘homicidal mania’ became acceptable to experts
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Fashion and fish fingers: college seeks arts education revolution
The creative principles that inspire art students can be equally relevant to schools
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‘Delays’ to UK government research ‘worse than embarrassing’
Key research on higher education ‘getting dusty’ on Whitehall shelves, according to former insider
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Iranian could face death penalty for ‘spying’
More than 198,000 people have signed a petition in support of Ahmadreza Djalali
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China pushes private universities
Country looks to private sector to increase student numbers even further
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Universities South Africa head predicts ‘challenging’ year ahead
Ahmed Bawa accepts concerns on fees, which sparked protests in 2016, still persist