In the summertime: can academics still down tools for eight weeks?
Matthew Reisz discovers that campuses in August may be a frenzied whirlwind of activity
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National Student Survey 2016: the sector reacts
Sector bodies and institutions respond to latest NSS results
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National Student Survey 2016: satisfaction scores stay high in £9K fee era
Scores that will inform teaching excellence framework may herald rise of ‘new elite’
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China pins hopes for growth on science and innovation
Government plans rise in research spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP, far above UK
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Jo Johnson urged to guarantee Horizon 2020 funding post-Brexit
Guild of European Research Intensive Universities also calls for minister to guarantee Erasmus funding for UK students
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World Academic Summit 2016: more speakers announced
LinkedIn co-founder, a Nobel laureate and more than 10 university presidents among high-profile speakers at Times Higher Education’s flagship event
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Four ways that artificial intelligence can benefit universities
Higher education needs to embrace the positives of AI, not just look at the negatives, says Rose Luckin
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Scottish Higher results: university admissions hit record high
Older applicants drive growth as exam pass rate falls
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Nature Index 2016: the 100 most-improved universities based on research quality
China dominates the Nature Index 2016 Rising Stars list
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THE to partner with Wall Street Journal on new US college ranking
US ranking will focus on student experience and outcomes
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Twitter trolls: time for academics to fight back?
Academia is used to robust debate. But the trolling that happens online should not be tolerated, writes Elaine Campbell
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Feminism is ‘white’ academic concept for some BME researchers
Academics tell Heriot-Watt University researcher they felt they ‘couldn’t be feminist and black’
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Corbyn’s Labour: lions led by donkey jackets
It is heartbreaking to see idealistic youth attach itself to clueless old sectarians, writes Martin McQuillan