University pay: there are questions to answer on falling salaries
Despite the economic downturn following the last recession, a real-terms fall in pay at UK universities since 2010-11 was still surprising, writes Simon Baker
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Universitas 21: Serbia leads the world on pound-for-pound basis
Balkan country’s higher education system punches above its weight in new ranking
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THE podcast: Higher Education Pay Survey 2017
The results of the HE Pay Survey, and more highlights from this week's ߣߣÊÓƵ, discussed by the editorial team
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Success in academia: the pressure to be international
UK universities rely on international researchers, say Susan Guthrie and Catie Lichten, but is the pressure on researchers to be mobile too great?
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World Reputation Rankings 2017: launch event announced
The Times Higher Education table of the world's most prestigious universities will be announced in MassachusettsÂ
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UK and ߣߣÊÓƵn universities ‘more stressful than Uganda’
First transnational study of stress in universities finds Germany’s academics are happiest
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Hubert Dreyfus, 1929-2017
Long-serving Berkeley philosopher and critic of artificial intelligence remembered
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THE Awards 2017: open for entries
New categories celebrate research success and international impact
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Real-terms pay for UK academics still below 2010-11 salaries
THE analysis of Hesa data also shows that gender pay gap for professors remains stubborn
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Majority of UK students plan to vote Labour, Hepi poll finds
Labour has backing from 55 per cent in survey, while Lib Dems lag behind Tories after fees trauma
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‘Invisible ink’ student pays high price for cheating
Imaginative method is detailed in sector ombudsman’s latest annual report
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The week in higher education – 4 May 2017
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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The best academics make the best heads of department
Agnes Bäker and Amanda Goodall have found that academics who are happiest at work have a head of department who is a distinguished researcher. How can such people be encouraged into management?