Fight back against ‘Brexit anti-intellectualism’, says v-c
Universities have a ‘moral responsibility’ to combat growing trend of rubbishing economists, scientists and academics, says De Montfort University vice-chancellor
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UK fears ‘significant’ drop in EU student recruitment
EU nationals represent nearly one in five students at some universities
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EU Referendum: on HE, the benefits of remaining in the union are clear
Sir David Greenaway is ‘peddling self-interest’ when he says the UK’s universities are better off in the EU, but he believes the facts back him up, too
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Cracking the glass ceiling: paper aims to guide women to the top
Progressing from junior faculty to tenured professor is extremely difficult, but following ‘action-oriented’ competencies can help, research suggests
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Asia Universities Summit: ‘China no longer just following West’
Shanghai Jiao Tong University a model of how China’s universities can transform and put innovation first, says president
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Death of radical historian Raphael Samuel marked by major event
Academics and activists to explore how the History Workshop movement can still inspire new historical research and political thinking
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Brexit government 'would fund EU research programmes until 2020'
UUK warns that EU funding 'goes beyond money' after open letter from pro-Leave ministers
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Ucas figures shine a light on admissions inequality
Analysis shows how students from ethnic minorities and less advantaged backgrounds are less likely to get a university offer
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Michael Feige, 1957-2016
A sociologist and anthropologist who investigated some of the most challenging aspects of Israeli society has died
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Focus on student satisfaction to boost university brand, says study
New research shows the importance of fostering a ‘personal connection’ with students
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Interview with Jack Anderson
We talk match-fixing, sporting scandal and irritating acronyms with a sports law academic
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Repressive countries avoid controversial research, analysis finds
Data reveal that countries such as China and Saudi Arabia produce only a tiny fraction of the history and political science papers of democracies