Johns Hopkins’ philosophy department receives $75 million gift
Donation from investor Bill Miller will create new professorships and provide student support
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UCL to launch open-access megajournal
London institution thought to be the first in UK to launch open-access publishing platform, as academics move away from traditional scholarly journals
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Anger over pay spikes for departing vice-chancellors
Union takes aim at ‘out of touch’ leaders after accounts show outgoing Kent head got £45,000 uplift in final year
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Germany fears university growth threatens apprentice tradition
Companies blame a ‘social shift’ for young people viewing campus as their only option, but others see positives in student boom
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This is why we publish the World University Rankings
THE’s rankings editor Phil Baty sets out why the World University Rankings are here to stay – and why that's a good thing
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Malta’s ‘American’ university fires nearly all its staff
Jordanian-established institution has fallen short of recruitment expectations
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John Kingman confirmed as chair of UK Research and Innovation
Interim candidate confirmed in post on permanent basis at new umbrella body
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MPs criticise 'sloppy' data on alternative provider enrolments
'Mind-boggling' that the Department for Education does not regularly collect data on attendance, committee hears
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Ministers vetoed student champions from Office for Students board
Three student candidates deemed 'appointable' to regulator's board were overlooked in favour of engineering undergraduate
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MENA Universities Summit 2018 to take place in Saudi Arabia
Times Higher Education’s third summit in the region will reveal the best universities in the Arab world
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Ditch the old hierarchies – further and higher education belong together
Ongoing ministerial education reviews risk treating technical and academic education as separate pathways, says Quintin McKellar, and this could be to the detriment of both
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Is the drive for efficiency setting researchers up for a fall?
Data from the THE World University Rankings suggest Western nations such as the UK are making good use of limited resources, but what are the side effects?
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Australia fears decline in Chinese students over ‘treason’ laws
Experts warn that prospective recruits may choose to study elsewhere if they do not feel welcome
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‘Free speech, I fear, is no longer held in high esteem’
Free speech should not be limited on university campuses and students should engage more with opposing views to their own, writes University of Sussex student Edward Wilson