Let it go: economics is a dish best served Frozen
US economists talk about attempts to liven up teaching of their subject with lyrics from popular music
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US student protests: why are they spreading?
Scott Jaschik of Inside Higher Ed looks at why race protests that started at the University of Missouri are moving to other campuses
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David Cameron urged to change overseas student policy by BIS committee chair
Labour’s Iain Wright says PM ‘needs to decide what’s best for Britain’
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International student cohort in US sees biggest growth in 35 years
Number edges close to 1 million, driven by rise from India and China
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What exactly is a professor these days?
It’s a question with no easy answer, finds James Derounian
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Subject Ranking 2015-2016: physical sciences methodology
The ߣߣÊÓƵ World University Rankings' 2015-2016 physical sciences subject ranking includes a wide range of narrower subject areas. The full list of physical sciences subjects used to...
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How to guarantee your university a stable future
Troubleshooting vice-chancellor Graham Upton on steering your institution through stormy waters
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Sector needs ‘oversight’ if BIS takes teaching grant in-house, says King’s principal
Ed Byrne warns institutions’ finances could be ‘undermined’ in the name of policy initiatives
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Hefce chief warns of ‘worst-case’ £4.4bn budget deficit for universities
‘Concatenation’ of financial pressures could create serious risks, Madeleine Atkins says
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UCL ‘likely to have breached consumer law’ in academic sanctions threat against rent strikers
Competition and Markets Authority says non-tuition fee debts should be no bar to graduating
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THE podcast: Global Employability University Ranking 2015
This weeks issue review podcast focuses on two new university rankings
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Modi visit: graduate internship scheme in India aims to create UK ‘digital talent’
British Council announces new partnership as Indian prime minister visits UK
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New accreditation body ‘will not pit HE and FE against each other’
Council for accrediting technical courses would cut skills shortages, says head of AoC
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Cambridge ‘haemorrhaging millions of pounds a month’ on £1 billion building project
Governing body members claim projected overspend could be up to £87 million
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David Cesarani, 1956-2015
A leading historian of modern European history has died