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Two of the first beneficiaries of £54 million Global Talent Fund discuss how US funding uncertainties – as well as desire for home comforts – influenced their decision to move

Institutions that charge moderate fees and can’t pass costs on to students likely to be greatest victims of new tax, while some believe policy will help weed out lower-quality players

Fair admissions and effective management should cover all areas of university operations, education minister tells v-cs in letter

Success in securing ‘consolidator’ awards continues Britain’s resurgence since rejoining Horizon research initiative

Universities face estimated costs of £166.8 million in loss and damage from effects of changing climate, landmark study concludes

Holyrood politicians must look at size and shape of tertiary sector, and consider closer research ties with rest of UK, says Anton Muscatelli

New subsidiaries and mergers expected after ministers insist on OfS registration for any institution teaching more than 300 students

Lottery-first approach can increase applications and success rate of ‘structurally disadvantaged’ researchers, study finds

Institutions say impact of recruitment changes behind difficult financial picture but predict stronger numbers in future

Research into impact of higher education policy changes hard to find and not always utilised by politicians, report finds

Fears that expansion of master’s research courses to circumvent dependants ban could prompt more restrictions

Two universities explain how they facilitate open discussion on contentious issues between researchers and the broader public