Student protests across Europe escalate as youth discontent grows
In some countries, students and university staff are leading the charge, while elsewhere they have joined much larger movements

In some countries, students and university staff are leading the charge, while elsewhere they have joined much larger movements

Jack Grove, who investigated PhD thesis of late Cambridge professor Jason Arday, in the running in Specialist Journalism category

Judge orders Ireland’s justice minister to review the 20-year-old student’s application after ‘significant errors’ identified

New analysis shows research remains under threat in the US as efforts to defend the system have focused on addressing specific harms, not changing laws

Find the world’s top universities using the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings data

The University of Oxford is top in a list of the best universities in the UK, which includes institutions in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

Find the best universities in the United States through Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings data
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