Leading US universities to change student application process
Ivy League and other prestigious institutions could dump Common Application approach

Ivy League and other prestigious institutions could dump Common Application approach

New shadow minister Gordon Marsden also warns TEF must not be ‘back door’ to removing fee cap

University of Southampton pro vice-chancellor to take helm after a year of turmoil at Plymouth

New shadow higher education minister, Gordon Marsden, also warns of ‘TEF apartheid’

Ben Neville and Tom Swann set out why they wish some universities made more ethical investment decisions

Jess Patterson on why she fears the teaching excellence framework will be bad news for early career academics

Hefce report also warns that government-backed master’s loans will ‘contradict efforts to widen participation’

Inspired by previous movement in 1960s, PhD students say that ‘science is not neutral’ and urge scientists to confront their assumptions

Not everybody is impressed by a new “model” for conferences addressing controversial themes fashioned after outrage over an event about the Israel-Palestine conflict

Seminar considers the achievements – and even greater potential – of academic partnerships between the countries

Significant variations in higher education participation persist when educational attainment and background taken into account

Multi-partner initiative launched by University Alliance institutions mirrors the doctoral training centre model

Sir Leszek Borysiewicz says a lot of UK research would be reduced to ‘irrelevance’ in the event of Brexit

Change for the better: fuelled by more comprehensive data, the 2015-2016 rankings probe deeper than ever

John Morgan looks at the latest spending review developments