Vince Cable: universities will be ‘main casualties’ of Brexit
Former minister in charge of higher education says Theresa May could have won single market concessions
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I will not do ‘whatever it takes’ to be a more successful academic
Lecturer Rachel Moss on the casualties of a demanding academic culture
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Professor banned from office after dismissal
Turkish philosopher describes shock at being stopped from packing up office after sudden dismissal
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Are arts and humanities endowments facing the Trump chop?
Academics are alarmed at reports that first Trump budget will try to end funds
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THE in Davos: Brexit, Switzerland and the EU
President of ETH Zurich talks to Times Higher Education rankings editor Phil Baty
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University of Calgary cancels journal subscriptions
Canadian institution makes move in bid to save C$1.5 million in fees
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Theresa May to seek new ‘credible alternative’ to universities
UK government to completely overhaul technical education as part of new industrial strategy
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‘Just us and the cockroaches’: my day at the Trump inauguration
Duncan Wu reports from Washington as he attends the inauguration of Donald Trump
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May's Industrial Strategy Green Paper must get it right on education
Theresa May's industrial strategy must address the gap between education and skills, writes Andy Westwood
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Variability in marking ‘too high’, says study
Author of new paper on grading reliability says universities need to tackle ‘pernicious’ issue
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TEF boycott fears allayed as elite universities opt in
Higher education minister says ‘almost all’ English institutions will take part
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Historians make the best healthcare workers
During a hospital stay, Emily Michelson learned why the humanities and sciences are in no way opposites
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China: Shakespeare now welcome
New academic partnership to build on the country’s deeper ‘engagement with world literature’
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What globalisation means for university autonomy
Universities need to adapt to stay relevant, says Gordon Redding
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Junior scholars face penalties for interdisciplinary work
Universities need to adapt career paths to accommodate scientists who tap into different fields, says research