Some universities ‘make long-term loss’ on £9K fee students
Report on financial sustainability of UK universities suggests that any attempt to lower fees could have big impact on some institutions
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Doubts raised over minister’s demand for more English v-c pay probes
Education secretary Damian Hinds’ call for more scrutiny of decision-making behind vice-chancellors’ ‘high pay’ may lead to problems, experts warn
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What next for the UCU after Sally Hunt’s exit?
The departure of the University and College Union’s long-time leader has intensified calls for democratic reform, and activists could take a greater role
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Virtual reality technology ‘does not improve learning outcomes’
But research finds students prefer the mode over more traditional teaching methods
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Trump pledges executive order on campus free speech
President issues threat to universities’ federal funding in major speech
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Trade agreement ‘deepens’ Australian HE links with Indonesia
Deal follows long-awaited decree allowing foreign university campuses
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New test makes Australian research boss a ‘political censor’
ARC insists allegations of political subversion are ‘baseless’
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THE Podcast: Measuring universities’ social impact
How THE’s upcoming University Impact Rankings is looking at universities in a different wayÂ
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Current HE funding supports universities’ social mobility mission
Any reduction in university fees will hurt students from under-represented backgrounds the most, argues Colin BaileyÂ
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Should we call time on international academic travel?
The progress of science will not be impeded if the number of flights academics take is reduced, argues Jürgen Gerhards
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Syrian universities ‘running’ – but bombed out and short of staff
Two Syrian academics travel to London to seek outside support for universities
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Amazon pulling out of NYC shows the perils of business partnerships
Universities’ openness, broad research remit and long-term local commitments are at risk when they align too closely with ever-changing industry, says Jason Owen-Smith
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‘Tireless advocate for UK industry’ Lord Bhattacharyya dies
Tributes paid to founder of University of Warwick’s WMG
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University of California break with Elsevier tipped to boost ‘global revolt’
Open access advocates hope move will create ‘snowball effect’ for others to ditch subscriptions with publisher