The founding of The Times Higher Education Supplement in 1971 ushered in a sense of a coherent higher education community and launched the careers of many celebrated journalists. To mark what is now...
Universities welcome budget measures to ease burden on students, but say financial problems left ‘essentially untouched’
Beijing-organised monitoring of UK seminars endangers student safety and free speech, says UCL censorship critic
French and Japanese scientists awarded prize in chemistry for discoveries that have aided the manufacture of pharmaceuticals
‘You don’t want two classes of employees on your campus,’ says former superannuation minister-turned-vice-chancellor
Female students may be forced to leave country because they do not feel safe amid string of alleged incidents connected to campuses, experts warn
University leaders split over how much of the sector has been hit by tighter immigration compliance rules, although financial fallout may force rethink on HE funding model, some predict
A serious issue seems to be developing, but universities’ failure to collect accurate figures will hold back solutions, says Jayson Weingarten
‘Pay-per-use’ model hailed as ‘game-changer’, giving AI agents access to primary literature
UCU calls on institutions to rethink restructuring plans as industrial action affects large swathes of sector
Students left underoccupied and ‘kicking their heels’ at university, according to former Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman
Francis Halzen awarded prize for contributions to IceCube Neutrino Observatory that could ‘reveal previously unknown cosmic phenomena’
Universities warn political parties against policy bidding war as opposition proposes strict new visa curbs
Morten Axel Pedersen says challenge of adapting to new technologies on same scale as industrial revolution