Boycott Israel but not China? Bar Germaine Greer but not others?
Where do we draw the line on restricting academic freedom? asks Geraldine Van Bueren
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Grant winners – 26 November 2015
A round-up of recent recipients of research council cash
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Imposing a views blackout
Do students’ rising demands for ‘safe space’ reveal a reluctance to be challenged, or a new zeal for political engagement?
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Spending review: expansion of transnational education needs solid underpinning
Involvement in global quality assurance is crucial to signing up more overseas students, says Fiona Crozier
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Spending review: what it means for higher education
Some key points to take away from George Osborne’s speech today and the Treasury’s spending review document
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Martin Lewis: George Osborne ‘doesn’t have balls’ to tell ‘millions’ they must pay more on student loans
Money Saving Expert founder fuming on decision to press ahead with controversial policy
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Spending review: student funding shake-up announced
Government relaxes student loan eligibility rules but confirms plan to freeze repayment threshold, as student opportunity funding also targeted
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Newcastle University vice-chancellor to retire next year
Chris Brink, who has been at the helm since 2007, will leave his post in December 2016
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Internationalisation is not a one-way street
If the government is serious about globalisation in higher education, it should do more to open up overseas study to UK students
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Spending review: Osborne delivers 17% cut to BIS budget
Savings include cuts in funding for poorest students and forcing existing students to pay more for loans
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Spending review: Osborne protects research in real terms
However, there is confusion over the final value of the settlement, which may include 'tucking in' of Global Challenges fund
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Keeping the doors open to international students
The US was right not to close its borders to overseas students after 9/11, says Rajika BhandariÂ
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Nurse review: fears over greater political control of research
New ministerial committee could wield power over research agenda, but support expressed for new pot of interdisciplinary funding