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Sussex v-c says media attacks motivated by view that fewer people should obtain a degree

‘Massive influx’ of cases following killing of right-wing activist represents new stage in campus free speech battle, say critics

Little enthusiasm for US-style crackdown as voters back initiatives such as ‘broadening the curriculum’

Researcher whose name appeared on letter coordinated by the group Scholars for Truth About Genocide says he has no idea how it got there

Populist leader takes aim at higher education in speech on first day of the Reform UK conference in Birmingham

The suppressive precedents being set in the US, Germany and Israel can and will be applied to other issues, too, say Katharina Galor and Noga Wolff 

Head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission urges institutions to take steps to comply with Supreme Court ruling

Universities change job requirements after free speech groups raise concerns following new legislation

With academics at ‘increasing risk’ of arbitrary detention, governments and universities must tackle cases in a ‘proactive’ way

Chinese students and scholars face surveillance, harassment and self-censorship at British universities, report finds, amid wider concerns over financial dependence on China

US administrators will destroy academic freedom if they cite it to maintain autonomy over admissions and hiring, says James F. O’Brien

Institutions review policies ahead of new obligations coming into force but campaigners believe culture change is needed, as they gear up to highlight breaches

If we don’t develop policies now, being deepfaked and doxed will become an ever-present risk, say Janine Arantes, Andrew Welsman and Bec Marland

Jewish academics claim they are not being listened to as institution devises response to inquiry

Avoiding official stances on contested issues clears the way for individuals to speak out – including university leaders, says Abhishek Saha