EU impact on life sciences: more market access but more red tape
Committee of MPs comes to no firm conclusion on whether common framework for research and commercialisation is good for the UK
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Angus Deaton and Roger Scruton honoured in Queen’s Birthday list
Several vice-chancellors and academics have also been recognised
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Times Higher Education US college rankings: frequently asked questions
THE's new ranking of colleges is due to be published in September 2016
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University open days targeted by strikes
Staff at eight UK universities will walk out on scheduled student open days as part of pay dispute
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Kites, poetry and tallies: academic freedom disappears in Turkey
Serdar Değirmencioğlu was dismissed from his university in April, and believes many more are on the verge of being banned from public service
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For-profit universities ‘break homogeneity of UK higher education’
There is a place for all types of provision in the UK university sector, argues Debi Hayes
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Universities ‘too often’ focusing inwards in debates like EU
Institutions are suffering from a ‘crisis of confidence’ in their civic engagement role, says Emran Mian in essay to help launch HE foundation
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If you are not updating your lectures, you could be letting your students down
Stop clinging to the way you’ve always done things and work a little smarter, says Chris Moore
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EU Referendum: Brexit ‘will not damage UK research’
Blog: Universities would be stronger outside the EU, argues Angus Dalgleish
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Ucas data reveal inequality in university admissions
Students from most advantaged neighbourhoods 16 times more likely to win a place at the University of Cambridge than most disadvantaged peers
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THE podcast: 9-15 June 2016 issue review podcast
The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by the editorial team
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Universities told to pay record compensation to students
OIA says recommended payouts topped £485,000 in 2015 despite reduction in the number of cases
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EU referendum: scholars weigh case for and against Brexit
Public debate in the UK over whether to remain in the EU has been criticised for casting little light. Here, seven academics probe the arguments
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John Benyon, 1951-2016
A political scientist who made a major contribution to criminology and the study of public order has died