Poorer students face further woes as Treasury targets 'premium' cost
Million+ worried by Willetts' failure to allay fears over widening-participation funds. Jack Grove writes
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Students' unions 'must be able to veto hate speakers'
Islamic society leader warns of linking university attendance and terrorism. John Morgan reports
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NUS head backs EU loans for master's abroad
The National Union of Students president has backed proposals for a European Union loan system for master's students studying abroad.
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Large donations to universities drop 50%
The amount given to universities in £1 million-plus donations almost halved in 2009-10, an annual report from a bank reveals.
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News in brief
Student financial aidBerkeley's middle-class planThe University of California, Berkeley has unveiled plans for a financial aid scheme specifically to help middle-class students with their tuition...
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Add in social value to reveal true worth, report advises
Measuring contributions to quality of life would show academy's full impact. David Matthews writes
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'I sit in a UK library and feel so sorry for my friends in Iran'
Baha'is denied access to state universities face a new threat to their institute. Matthew Reisz reports
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Opportunity to rejuvenate
European universities should look to the US for a route back to excellence, argues Santiago Iñiguez de Onzoño
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Unregulated KIS data overload will baffle, not enlighten, students
Richard Partington fears that the way in which comparative data are presented may deter disadvantaged prospective undergraduates
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There's still 98% to go
Occupy has won more minds than hearts among the public, and that includes scholars and students, says Sunil Manghani
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Willetts meets with private equity firms
David Willetts has met with four more private equity firms as the government considers opening higher education institutions to "private investment".
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Ornamentalism: The Art of Renaissance Accessories
Still looking for Christmas gifts? You might be inspired by a book on Renaissance accessories. Matthew Reisz writes
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The Pick - Government Art Collection, Selected by Simon Schama: Travelling Light
Government Art Collection, Selected by Simon Schama: Travelling LightWhitechapel Gallery, London, until 26 FebruaryAt 25, Lord Byron was the ultimate matinee idol, posing in Albanian dress with...
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Diary
BBC Radio 4The Mumbai ChuzzlewitsConvinced that his relatives are after his money, wealthy old landlord Martin Chuzzlewit has adopted an orphan called Mary as his carer. Although she will be housed...
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Deck the Halls
A Personal Christmas Message from the Office of the President and Vice-ChancellorThis is inevitably that very special time of year when the thoughts of all those of us who continue to uphold and...