Interview with Wolfram Schultz
Wolfram Schultz, eminent neuroscientist, on proving sceptics wrong, the value of working in different countries and the comfort of beer
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UK university donations surpass £1 billion for first time
Oxford and Cambridge maintain dominance as total number of donors falls
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Jo Johnson: sector immigration complaints risk deterring students
Minister defends shift to 'classic regulated market' in THE interview following passing of HE Act
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US Congress rejects Trump’s proposed research funding cuts
Support for medical science and the humanities will increase under 2017 budget deal
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In response: Gibraltar, universities and the EU
Felipe Fernández-Armesto takes issue with a claim that the EU has been playing the sovereignty card in Brexit negotiations
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Five mobile apps for students
The market is saturated with study guide apps, transport apps and social apps for students. Here are five that can help make university life run a little more smoothly
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US universities urged to shut Confucius Institutes
Report raises concerns about academic freedom and funding structures
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Career advice: five edtech trends that lecturers need to know
Augmented reality and game-based learning among the innovations set to transform higher education
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Majority of qualified poor students in US ‘not at elite colleges’
Leading universities could widen access without harming academic standards or budgets, report says
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Building a university: international staff recruitment
Yusra Mouzughi on the many dilemmas faced when recruiting staff to a brand-new university
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Few Americans have confidence in universities, survey finds
Research finds that support levels are lower among conservatives and some minority groups
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UK ‘may struggle’ to imitate Swiss with post-Brexit mobility plan
Swiss Embassy’s head of science outlines challenges in negotiations
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The arts are not distant from the public good – they are the public good
On International Jazz Day, Mark Laver hits back at the US government’s views on arts education