Turkey’s new HE laws are ‘assault on education and free speech’, critics claim
New rules enabling higher education board to shut down private universities seen as a threat to the government amount to ‘banditry’
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Student enrolments in Canada reach 2 million
Increase led by growth in number of international students
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Teaching metrics: what on earth will anyone learn from them?
An aggregated university score would be designed to serve government bean counters, not students, says Athene Donald
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Campus police growth in US prompts questions
The increasing involvement of university forces in deadly incidents is raising scrutiny
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University careers increasingly marked by ‘precariousness and uncertainty’, scholars hear
Even academics in ‘safe’ positions are feeling insecure
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University of Missouri students call for black faculty target
US campuses want to see more staff diversity, but how realistic are their goals?
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EU referendum: 70 per cent of UK students would vote ‘in’
Hepi says survey findings support UUK’s decision to campaign for ‘in’ vote
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UCL to pay nearly £300K compensation in second ‘unacceptable’ accommodation case
Students living at Hawkridge House complained of vermin infestation and noise from building works
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Spending review: research deal bodes well for UK science
Global Challenges Fund could be enabler of world-class science tackling global issues, says Malcolm von Schantz
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Scrap universal tuition fee grant, say Welsh universities
Vice-chancellors say funding should be redirected to means-tested maintenance grants
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Universities oppose external examining reforms
Higher Education Funding Council for England says proposals will be reviewed but wins broad support for principles
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Legal action warning over TEF and tuition fees link
Durham pro vice-chancellor warns that institutions would be forced to challenge a worse-than-expected judgement