Texas A&M University System chancellor’s public letter to Harvard president is latest incident in ongoing “food fight” between the two institutions over debated healthiness of eating red meat
Debate continues over the withdrawal of a “dissent” course last year at Yale-NUS
Analysis highlights ߣߣƵns’ dwindling share of enrolments in their own universities
Supporting global talent on campus and in our communities will help build peace around the world, writes Lisa Porter, who lost a research assistant in the Iran plane tragedy
University staff are being asked to perform duties that only the border force should do, says Gustaf Houtman
Subjects traditionally closed to visually impaired learners are being opened up by new tech – but universities must provide policies, training and resources to match
While the renewal of the post-study work visa is welcome, but international students still face many challenges with the UK’s visa system, says James Pitman
Return to table reflects ongoing string of advances for open science movement
Universities will come together to offer joint degree programmes and research projects
Universities minister says north-south divide cannot be solved ‘in a top-down way, driven by central government diktat’
UK research funding and sector awards should be linked to institutions’ work under the Race Equality Charter, says Kalwant Bhopal
About 180 students affected by turmoil at Richmond, the American University of London, with some having travelled to the UK before learning of problems
Research grants that have languished in ߣߣƵn politicians’ to-do trays are ‘spun’ as rapid government action
Matthew Reisz talks to Grayson Perry and an academic expert on performance art about the limits of student artistic expression in higher education
Almost a third of staff in UK higher education are now classed as teaching-only