Brexit vote prompts academic soul-searching over gulf with public
There was huge support for Remain from university staff – but the public begged to differ
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Improve gender balance in Irish HE or face fines, says review
Higher education institutions in Ireland should face financial penalties if they do not hit targets on diversity, report recommends
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Two-thirds of UK academics back open access, survey finds
Jisc/RLUK study charts sector’s shift towards making research freely available online
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Latin America University Rankings 2016: results to be announced on 7 July
Latin America ranking will include 50 institutions and will be exclusively launched at the THE Latin America Universities Summit
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Texas affirmative action case: US Supreme Court upholds ruling
Parts of case could apply to admissions and financial aid policies in most of US higher education
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On contextual admissions, lip service is not enough
Baroness Blackstone on the case for greater diversity in selective universities
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THE Data Points Symposium 2016: TEF and the World University Rankings
Higher education performance experts gather in London for Times Higher Education data event
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Brexit: a PhD does not make your vote, or your opinion, worth more
Joanna Williams voted Leave, and has been left disappointed by the academy’s reaction to the EU referendum result
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University of Copenhagen ‘considered joining UK’s REF’
But rector of Denmark’s top university rejected the exercise owing to ‘workload and expense’
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Brexit: future EU research money for UK may rely on free movement
Sector warned that Brexit vote may also leave ‘big question mark’ over current funding
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'I'm scared': German academic in the UK on the Brexit vote
Nadine Muller has lived and worked in higher education since 2005, and has seen big changes in recent years
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Life after Brexit: what next for British universities?
Europe's higher education sector must not be pushed apart by the result of the EU referendum, says Keith Burnett
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Learned societies call for access to EU funds to be maintained
The government needs to act fast to maintain British excellence in the sciences and humanities in an era of Brexit, they say
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Deal struck to end UCL rent strike
University to freeze or reduce accommodation costs, and to channel significant funding into bursaries