Labour sources have dismissed new legislation as a ‘hate speech charter’ for Holocaust deniers, but the law would have actually protected Jewish staff and students on campus, as well as pro-Israeli...
Nearly 100 academics placed at risk of redundancy, with union claiming staff are ‘paying the price for failed pet projects’
Spike in applicants changing their minds after dependants ban shows UK has ‘demand, not quality’ issues, says report
Universities must rethink how they engage with students in era of major upheavals, according to Bonni Stachowiak as she reflects on 10 years of running Teaching in Higher Ed
Previous awardees urge government to reopen Chevening Scholarship to applicants from Afghanistan
Top-tier institutions accused of not engaging with concerns about scale of overseas cohorts
More than half of those achieving postgraduate taught degrees registered overseas, delayed Hesa figures show
Universities keep being told that the status quo is not sustainable. But the new Labour government also has a responsibility to act and change tack
Tormented by playground thugs as a child, Jonathan Taylor reflects on why the insidious bullying found in universities is similar but much worse
University accused of breaching contracts as redundancies of specialist staff restrict student choice
Schumacher College in Devon shuts down programmes after more than 30 years of offering degrees in ecology
University to offer both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across range of subjects from outpost in Delhi
Only half of US faculty members surveyed believe AI will enhance the student experience, as many report being left out of decisions on how technology is used
Earthquake engineer on feedback loops in research and higher education reform
Strategic silence of vice-chancellors within our national debate is a mistake when the quest for truth is so central to academia, argues Sir Geoff Mulgan