David Willetts on the case for expansion
We’ll make the principles of Robbins a 21st-century reality, minister promises
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Already a testing process, entry may get even more so
Oxbridge pair predict more use of assessments of potential in admissions
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Universities dig deep to keep scholarships alive
A number of universities have decided to use their own funds to replace state scholarship money that was axed last year
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Headaches for Uclan over foreign campuses
Thailand, Cyprus and Sri Lanka initiatives bring fiscal losses and criticism
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Pagan Britain, by Ronald Hutton
Sarah Semple on the ritual and romance of this island story’s early chapters
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Miley and May: an alternative honours list
Times Higher Education columnists suggest some thought-provoking options for new year commendations
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Lawyer loses lectureship over student appeals business
Daniel Sokol’s honorary post at King’s College London withdrawn
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Kingston v-c defends last post for principal lecturers and readers
Move will speed promotion track, Weinberg says, but UCU remains critical
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Exploitation by supervisors must stop
Brian Martin suggests how junior researchers can fight against the well-kept secret of academic exploitation
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Big pay rises for Russell Group chiefs in £9K fees era
Rise in average vice-chancellorial salary far outstrips 1 per cent pay offer to rank-and-file staff
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A New Year message from your vice-chancellor
You know, people often tap on the window of my limousine and ask if I can spare them a bob or two from my enormous salary. And my reply, as I wind up the window, is always the same: “Go and work for...
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Lecturers forced to use red cards on rowdy students
Academics turn to primary school tactics to quash bad behaviour, study finds
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Defamation Act comes into force
New libel laws come into force today that aim to protect academics from the threat of legal action when writing peer-reviewed material in journals
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NHS charges likely to hit overseas students
International students could be hit by new healthcare charges for migrants in the UK.
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New Year’s Honours revealed for higher education
A clutch of professors have been knighted while the former head of Loughborough University is among those made a dame in the New Year’s Honours.