Support levels diverge between post-1992s and Russell Group
Students at post-1992 institutions will receive just a quarter of the help offered by older universities

Students at post-1992 institutions will receive just a quarter of the help offered by older universities

Battle of Ideas debate asks if policies of “no-platforming” make campuses ‘homogeneous zones of head-nodding’

Symposium hears of efforts to build broad-based humanities study on British soil

Putting industry collaboration at the heart of its mission helps the ICR to commercial and scholarly success

Kevin Fong advises academics to scale the silo walls occasionally to regenerate their careers

As giving grows in importance, universities need to engage seriously with the topic, says Charles Keidan

As monitoring of scholars’ performance, time and output increases, so do reservations about its value and effectiveness

The man who helped to identify the virus has encouraged staff and students to volunteer

Anglia Ruskin latest to drop out as policy continues to favour school-led system

We urgently need to confront grade inflation, poor-value degrees, unequal access and lack of contact time, writes Jamie Martin

Union members at the University of South Wales are set to strike in a row over job cuts

University College London and the Institute of Education, University of London, are to merge on 2 December, it has been confirmed.

Employers respond to ‘scare stories’ around proposed changes to USS pension scheme

Employers also release new modelling of pensions proposals

Ruling follows internal investigation, and comes nine months after suspension