The combination of Brexit and the Covid pandemic has driven change throughout academia, even reaching the scholarly backwater that is the University of Rural England. But perhaps it doesn’t have to...
Tributes paid to a prolific and ‘fun-loving’ historian with a sharp eye for ‘the inanities of academic life’
In their unearthly calm and Dewey Decimal order, university libraries offer the promise of remaking ourselves, says Joe Moran
Academics recommend repeated testing in January so universities ‘can open up the student experience’
Overruling of funding recommendations, apparently over security concerns, divulged following minister’s departure
Former schoolteacher Miguel Cardona brings record of fighting achievement gaps
Institutions respond with both electronic crackdowns and pedagogical soul-searching
Some institutions warn of worst-case scenario of 50 per cent decline in international student revenue
Three professors shortlisted for Times Higher Education’s Research Supervisor of the Year award discuss their approach to mentoring
A huge endowment could help draw the talent and capital to counterbalance the golden triangle, say Neil Lee and Javier Terrero Dávila
Seth Lloyd faces years of restrictions on pay and student involvement
Australian incident could reflect exasperation at ‘spike’ in misconduct detections
The past 12 months will live long in the memory, for all the wrong reasons. But as 2020 nears its end amid fairy lights and optimism about vaccines, six academics tell us the bright spots they...
Hidden crisis of pandemic may push early career researchers out of science, leaders warn
Policy experts say UK institutions would be unlikely to join EU research programme before spring