REF 2014 results: table of excellence
Some post-92s gain, but traditional research powers dominate 2014 research excellence framework rankings
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REF 2014 winners: who performed best?
King’s College London raised its GPA while submitting more staff. Who were the other notable achievers and underachievers?
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Scholars feel slighted by the editorial gatekeepers
More than half of academics have felt maltreated by journal editors, survey finds
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REF 2014: results by subject
Were new research stars born? Who was helped or hurt by impact? Times Higher Education dissects the results by discipline
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QAA inquiry says London campuses not ripe for visa fraud
An inquiry has appeared to dismiss claims that student visa abuse is taking place at London branch campuses
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Science and Innovation Strategy launched by government
Treasury also announces review of research councils to ensure ‘maximum impact’ from investment
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Finance is barrier to postgraduate study, Hefce study confirms
Worries about funding do deter final-year undergraduates from progressing to postgraduate study, according a new analysis
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King’s London rebrand plan sparks uproar
Students and alumni of King’s College London have reacted with horror after the university announced it will change its name to “King’s London”.
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Quarter of academics believe REF will lead to redundancies
University staff reveal their concerns ahead of research excellence framework
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New code for university governing councils published
A new code for UK university governing bodies aims to be a “bulwark against over-regulation”, as governance tensions rise in the sector
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Margaret Hodge tears into government over private colleges
Chair of PAC tells civil servant he is ‘failing’ to account for public money and says situation is ‘nothing short of a scandal’
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Penn university president Amy Gutmann joins ‘die-in’
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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Impact of higher fees on HE laid out in UUK report
The impact of the introduction of £9,000 tuition fees at English universities is detailed in a new report
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UCL launches website on animal research
A London university has created a website to give the public information about its research on animals
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Cherie Blair made visiting professor at St Mary’s
Cherie Blair has been appointed a visiting professor of law at a Catholic university