Anarchists at the Tory gate – but where’s higher education hiding?
John Morgan blogs from the Conservative Party conference in Manchester
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US universities invest $185 million in study abroad
Institutions signed up to IIE’s Generation Study Abroad initiative have pledged to create scholarships for under-represented students, says report
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NUS to probe institutional racism allegations
Independent audit ordered by president in wake of claims by black students’ officer
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2015 Nobel Prize for Medicine announced
Scientists from Japan, China and Ireland awarded for their work tackling parasitic diseases
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Unlocking the secret of student satisfaction
Campus universities seem to have happier students. Mark Smith and Adam Child think they know why
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V&A artwork delivers a retort to management-speak
Falmouth deputy v-c’s remarks spur artists’ sharp comment on changes to arts education
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Mass-produced PhDs lie at heart of Russia’s ‘plague’ of doctoral fraud
Academic ‘scallywags’ are gaining doctorates thanks to the circulation of dodgy theses within some universities, says the founder of plagiarism pressure group
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Is Jeremy Corbyn serious about free higher education?
The Labour Party’s lack of a higher education policy could leave the sector at the mercy of perils far greater than the teaching excellence framework, argues Martin McQuillan
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Zimbabwe’s import duty on books alarms universities
Fears that 40 per cent levy could leave academics and students unable to access new research
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First Syrian refugee welcomed to Mexico on scholarship scheme
Habesha Project aims to ‘send a message of solidarity to the Syrian nation’
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LSBF fails to meet standards on sub-degree courses
One of England’s biggest private colleges admitted students ‘who could not complete’ programmes, finds Quality Assurance Agency
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A changing game: the need to rethink student admissions
The changing higher education landscape is making a mockery of Ucas, says Zahir Irani
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REF health research ‘had little impact on patients’
Paper claims that medical impact case studies focused on policy impact, not improvement in patient mortality or quality of life
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OECD’s Dirk Van Damme says debate on Ahelo was ‘low quality’
Super-selective institutions do not always offer value in teaching and learning, THE World Academic Summit hearsÂ
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Nicholas Dirks: public universities need not choose between access and excellence
Berkeley chancellor says great public institutions can support their missions by looking for funding elsewhere