Australia minister still hopes for cross-bench shift on cuts plan
Simon Birmingham suggests Productivity Commission report could change senators' minds
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Tim Bradshaw appointed Russell Group chief executive
Lobbying government on Brexit will be key priority for new leader
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Former Edge Hill PVC jailed for five years over £500k fraud
Robert Smedley sentenced for five counts of fraud alongside partner Christopher Joynson
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US university puts 'patriotic education' on the curriculum
College of the Ozarks president says new course demonstrates importance of pride in your country
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‘Anti-Brexit bias’? Guilty as charged, scholars tell Daily Mail
Sweeping away ‘leaves’, using the metric system and forcing students to speak ‘European’; the depth of universities’ EU ‘treachery’ is uncovered
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Did you hear about the one about the academic?
Matthew Reisz celebrates the scholars engaging with film, personal experience, the creative arts and even jokes
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The spooky secrets of London's oldest medical school
Bone cutters, a trepanning tool and a cloth used to wrap King George II are among the discoveries on a Halloween tour of St George's in London, explains Carly Manson
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Studying overseas: guide to Australia, Canada, the UK and the USA
Students looking to study in Australia, Canada, the UK and the US will need to do some extensive research to find the best place for them. This short video provides the key details to help you decide
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Global wave of prejudice demands academic attention
Hate studies grows in importance as a discipline as more universities open research centres
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New Zealand universities fear funding cut under fee-free regime
Vice-chancellors say it is unclear whether the government will fully compensate universities after scrapping fees
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Which countries fund HE at a more regional level?
Data from the OECD show that some European nations and the US have a more decentralised system
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World insight: a mixed bag from new New Zealand government
Stuart McCutcheon, vice-chancellor of the University of Auckland, on the consequences of New Zealand’s recent election
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Bloody meetings (and how to make them work for you)
Stephen Halliday used to hate pointless meetings until he found a way to exploit the tedium
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One in five students doesn’t progress straight to year two
Hefce analysis reveals extent of first-year retakes and transfers in England
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How universities can cultivate creativity in their students
Higher education needs to tap far more effectively into the essential human ability to reimagine the world, claim authors