Pensions strike forces UK universities to reset examinations
Institutions are removing content that has not been covered because of missed classes but are adamant that standards will not be lowered
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Crunch time for Australian student debt bill
A Senate showdown looms on the government’s proposal to trim ballooning student debt
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Brexit uncertainty drives Warwick to create French connection
Universities cannot afford to wait for politicians to resolve future research relationship between the UK and European Union
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‘Significant but uneven’ progress on tackling sexual misconduct
Many UK universities have already updated or are in the process of reviewing disciplinary procedures
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Police set to arrest St Andrews-based Catalan academic
Lawyer for Clara Ponsati, the former Catalan education minister whose extradition is sought by Spain, says she will hand herself in
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Brits in America: vlogging a day at Harvard University
Follow Raphaëlle as she takes you around Harvard University, showing you her favourite library and sharing her classes, before heading into Boston to explore art galleries
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THE Podcast: MENA Universities Summit 2018 review
Hear the Times Higher Education team discusses the highlights from the THE MENA Universities Summit 2018 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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USS strike: this is a strike to save higher education
This strike’s momentum is unprecedented because the proposed pension cuts are a symbol of the UK’s flawed higher education system, says George Letsas
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Students place higher value on course content when choosing a university
What is the most important factor for UK students when choosing a university? Research reveals that academic factors are more important than social considerations
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Students protest plans to cut humanities at Wisconsin campus
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point proposes to eliminate 13 arts majors to manage deficit of $4.5 million (£3.2 million) over two years
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Melanie Welham appointed BBSRC executive chair
permanent post for interim chief executive confirmed ahead of UKRI formation
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Australian government caves in on student loan limits
Coalition government back-pedals on a bill to impose lifetime borrowing caps on learners
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Grayson Perry criticises lack of diversity on art degrees
Turner prizewinner says universities should make greater efforts to recruit students from disadvantaged backgrounds