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The University of London has been held up as an example of how institutions can collaborate during tough financial times. But how easy would it be to replicate elsewhere?

Regulator accused of â€˜dereliction of duty’ and faces potential legal action after temporarily shutting down key processes

Repurposing Covid-era cash allows government to claim extra investment but institutions remain in â€˜precarious state’

ߣߣÊÓƵ journalists name the change-makers at the heart of the sector’s biggest debates over the past 12 months

Move to restrict funding for introductory programmes seen as damaging to Westminster government’s access agenda

Process for transferring students left stranded by market exit in need of a rethink, says one of the few leaders who has gone through it

Risk of Lifelong Learning Entitlement and Growth and Skills Levy working at cross-purposes without more joined-up thinking, finds report

Little prospect of convincing politicians or the public of the need to raise fees higher, leaving universities dependent on an upturn in economy and international student market, says Shitij Kapur

Few universities confirm plans to charge full uplift to all undergraduates, with sector set to miss out on millions in extra revenue

Ministers may have ‘little appetite’ to revisit contentious legislation, but is just letting it lie a viable option?

Chainsaw-wielding leader has shown some signs of pragmatism since historic election win but plight of the country’s highly regarded universities remains dire