'Borderless education' must become the new norm for UK universities
All UK universities should be reviewing and building upon their existing transnational education strategies, says Paul Feldman
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HE Bill: amendments do not mean government is out of the woods just yet
Changes could mean HE and Research Bill receives Royal Assent in the spring, writes Nick Hillman
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Old and male REF panels fail to reward innovation, study says
Game-playing, ‘spurious precision’ of league tables and heavy workloads also highlighted by insiders from 2014 audit
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England's universities: '50% more cash per student than 1990'
But new analysis from the Institute for Fiscal Studies pinpoints risks for the future
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Lecturers need to stop their biases from affecting students’ learning
Universities must not allow a narrowing of acceptable discourse in class following Trump and Brexit, says John Moriarty
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Image and reality: popular culture portrayals ‘devalue academia’
Horror films and even video games may influence the way many people think about universities, new book says
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Stop defending the humanities
Traditional defences of the discipline are based on unsound reasoning, writes James Nikopoulos
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Martin Boehm: preparing students for jobs that don’t exist yet
New IE Business School dean advocates tutelage in ‘fundamental competencies’ for uncertain labour markets
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Late amendments to HE Bill unveiled by UK government
Jo Johnson amends OfS powers over universities and new providers, but key plans remain in place
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Anglo-Indian ties strained by student visa policy
Ignoring concerns about the lack of post-study work opportunities for Indian students overlooks the huge contribution of Indian-born Britons to UK society, Jack Grove hears
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World-class teaching deserves to be rewarded
HEA and THE launch Global Teaching Excellence Award to recognise institutions’ commitment to teaching
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Don’t be ‘angst-ridden’ over Brexit divide with communities: v-c
But Cambridge head warns that perceived isolation from neighbours is ‘biggest challenge’
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What it's like to study a modern languages degree
Are modern language degrees becoming obsolete? Absolutely not, say these four modern languages students
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Losing fluency: why the UK needs linguists
Modern languages are struggling in an inward-looking nation. Revival may come by showing the young they are a route to a more connected world