Cambridge engineering student scoops Dance Your PhD prize
Cancer diagnostics researcher Dina Haddad mixed ballet and pole dancing for science-inspired pop video
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Asian campuses shut to save energy amid Middle East conflict
Knock-on impact of spike in oil prices disrupts learning in Pakistan and Bangladesh
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‘Waste of time’ lambasting government over funding, says Sweeney
Breakdown in relationship between universities and ministers has made planning for the future even more difficult, according to former Research England chair
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Academic appeal services ‘target students when most vulnerable’
Growing industry of companies offering students help in navigating misconduct proceedings operates in ‘regulatory and ethical grey zone’
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Student debt relief scheme ‘lacks evidence of effectiveness’
While soaring fees are blamed for turning people off university, programmes to forgive fees lure few graduates to the bush
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UK ‘must not be complacent’ over Trump effect on student flows
American universities expected to experience steeper declines in enrolments during second year of Trump presidency
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Singapore and Malaysia lead South-east Asia pilot ranking
New THE analysis on Asean higher education reveals top institutions in rapidly advancing region
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Sheffield Hallam restricts TPS access to REF academics only
Teaching staff at post-92 institution to be employed by subsidiary firm and lose right to access expensive pensions scheme
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‘Stackable’ courses planned across University of London
Federation launches new online learning system to allow students to dip in and out of modules at their own pace
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Can universities become the cultural anchors of their cities?
Two universities, thousands of kilometres apart, are showing that culture is at the heart of what makes a city truly liveable
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Canada’s overseas student collapse is forcing a reckoning over quality
The path forward is not a simple pivot to domestic students but a shift towards programmes with strong labour-market outcomes, says Boxi Yang
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Tim Blackman: LLE needs more ‘standardised curriculum’ to succeed
‘Radical’ reform to English model should also involve shorter courses and a move away from ‘residential’ system, says former Open University v-c
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Universities must ‘mend, not build’ as lab budgets fall
With supercomputing and other AI-related spending prioritised, Research England has told institutions to focus on maintaining existing facilities instead of building new ones
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UK higher education unions demand almost 7 per cent pay rise
Employers say claim would be ‘extremely challenging’ in time of financial hardship, as annual pay talks get under way