Universities should ask themselves if they are perpetuating the monoculture of text-based resources and writing-based activities that put dyslexic students at a disadvantage, says Alistair McNaught
Lord Lilley describes post-study work visas as route to ‘mass migration’, while v-c stresses universities’ ability to ‘promote global Britain’
Right-wing intellectuals who fetishise ‘facts’ frustrate rather than further intellectual debate, says Ryan Coogan
University hopes funding will help widening participation goals
US and Japanese immunologists’ protein studies recognised as major advancement in treatment of incurable cancers
Fresh facilities at new Waterside campus will transform fortunes of town, says vice-chancellor
Germany’s multibillion-euro excellence initiative has encouraged competition, but it has also helped create a close-knit ‘Berlin University Alliance’
Sydney sets ground rules for controversial Western civilisation programme before talking ‘tin tacks’
Only students with the deepest pockets can afford to pay hundreds of pounds for ghostwritten work, says Anthony Smith
The US car industry shows why higher education deregulation is ultimately disastrous for product quality and consumer safety, says Jeff Frank
Latest data from OECD raises questions about growth of per-student spending in some countries, but by no means all nations
Our rankings have grown and matured over a decade and half, but they are still evolving to try to capture all the elements of excellence. Duncan Ross assesses the progress so far, and the possible...
Durham University has cleverly positioned itself as the ‘Harry Potter university’ to attract Chinese students, says Madeleine Ferrar
Research reveals how the new Longitudinal Education Outcomes data on graduate earnings give a misleading view of graduate earnings and value for money, says Gordon McKenzie
Brisbane institution the latest to quit its representative subgrouping