‘Tireless advocate for UK industry’ Lord Bhattacharyya dies
Tributes paid to founder of University of Warwick’s WMG
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University of California break with Elsevier tipped to boost ‘global revolt’
Open access advocates hope move will create ‘snowball effect’ for others to ditch subscriptions with publisher
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Befuddled by Brexit? Come to us instead, France tells ߣߣƵn HE
Two dozen agreements signed in whirlwind tour Down Under
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New owner for ߣߣƵ
Inflexion acquires company from TPG Capital
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Universities switch on to YouTube student influencers
Student vloggers are the perfect 'weapon to target university applicants', increasingly regarded as more powerful than other marketing methods
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A message from THE’s chief executive
Higher education is constantly evolving – and so is THE, says Trevor Barratt
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Are application fees for master’s degrees too high in the UK?
The hidden costs of application fees could dissuade low-income students from applying to postgraduate courses, says James Muldoon
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Universities warned to plan for EU funding gap as talks stall
Negotiations on €100 billion Horizon Europe scheme delayed by East-West tensions and could be slowed further by European elections
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Ministers launch £10 million English fund for University Enterprise Zones
Investment will help institutions develop university-industry collaboration
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Letters – 28 February 2019
Librarians hold the trump card in learning I read with disappointment Jeffrey Beall’s tirade against the work of academic librarians in the article “Bloated remainders” (Opinion, 7 February). The...
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East and West: progressing in partnership
Cutting-edge scientific research requires freedom from political constraint. To maximise progress, both Asia and the West should reflect on their priorities
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CBI: English tuition fee and funding cut will cause ‘profound harm’
Carolyn Fairbarn will urge ministers not to cause ‘needless’ damage to the ‘precious national asset’ of universities
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The play using university admissions to skewer liberal pieties
Joshua Harmon’s savage play, Admissions, brings to London its tangled emotions unleashed by diversity policies
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Overseas student numbers in UK up, but EU numbers fall
Number of international students in UK is at highest level since 2011, despite drop in arrivals from European Union
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Bordering on Britishness: National Identity in Gibraltar from the Spanish Civil War to Brexit, by Andrew Canessa
This well-timed collection attempts to understand what nationality means in the territory, says Keith Kahn-Harris