Investors’ immense appetite for allocations of the University of Cambridge’s CPI-linked bond is evidence there is plenty of capital available to institutions through debt deals, says Dominic Kerr
Major study may reflect how the most stressful part of higher education in China is actually the entrance exam
Duncan Ross explains how we addressed the challenges of sourcing, compiling and presenting the data for a teaching-led league table for Europe
Cambridge researcher dreams of returning home to war-stricken country
Sue Keenan shares her experiences of counselling medical students displaced from the American University of the Caribbean by Hurricane Irma
Institutions accused of only ‘wanting to be about Shakespeare’ in wake of proposal to merge US Education and Labor departments
The UK government is committed to cracking down on grade inflation but there are steps universities themselves can take towards solving the problem, says Tim HorderÂ
Ballot follows walkouts over pensions earlier this year
Relying on an inspirational leader is a bad tactic for universities, conference hears
Nobel laureates call for early career researchers to be freed from ‘publish or perish’ mentality
University of Roehampton provost Lynn Dobbs will take the reins at London Metropolitan University in October
University alliances warn pilot could be restricted to Erasmus+ programme countries only
Submissions will be published alongside reviewers’ comments and author responses
At a gathering of young scientists and Nobel prizewinners, David Matthews detects a whiff of mutiny in the air stirred by the pressures of a modern research career
A committee investigating sexual harassment at Makerere University has called for the end of ‘rampant’ abuse of students by lecturers