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Students in Ireland call for practical protection measures after string of violent assaults that left some requiring surgery

Almost half of students say they have considered dropping out because of money issues as maintenance loan threshold remains frozen

Turnout required to move ahead with industrial action ‘very hard’ to achieve, say academics

Frances Corner, the first woman to lead Goldsmiths, will leave her role as vice-chancellor after period of job cuts and restructuring

University employees back industrial action after rejecting two per cent pay award

Scholarship students begin to receive information about transfer to UK but timelines remain uncertain

Without tailored assessment, interdisciplinary research faces disadvantage, say academics

Donna Whitehead warns university leaders must be candid with staff as sector’s financial crisis endures

From stealing ornamental fish to spraying car parts in the shower, domestic students make security staff earn their meagre wages, says George Bass

Research intensive universities warn steady decline of excellence-related funding is ‘undermining’ their work and adding to financial pressures

Poll finds most students see generative technology as a support tool, but small minority use it for entire assessment submissions

Views becoming more entrenched on both sides, with roughly equal numbers positive and negative about new technologies, poll finds