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‘Potentially existential’: proposed federal funding rules denounced

Members’ frustration with ‘absent’ University of London grows

Vice-chancellor Wendy Thomson has been suspended for 10 months but institutions’ concerns stretch back much further than that

Kiwi students ‘make compromises’ on food, finds study

Auckland survey finds 45 per cent of respondents are ‘food insecure’, while Otago study traces ‘persistent’ reliance on food banks

Gender-critical scholar complains over REF panel ‘bias’ fears

Appointment of philosopher who has refused to recognise viewpoint as legitimate could have ‘chilling effect’ on types of studies submitted to the exercise that distributes £2 billion in funding, says...

‘Unprecedented’ fee fall pushes Brunel into £56 million deficit

One of the last members of Universities UK to share financial accounts for 2024-25 posts one of sector’s biggest shortfalls

Hong Kong is China’s global science gateway – but it may not remain so

However strong China’s university system becomes, its success will always be partly dependent on international networks, says Futao Huang

Calls to rerun UCU election dismissed by trade union watchdog

Six of seven complaints made against UCU thrown out by Certification Officer, with any breach of rules found not to have swayed final result

Universities ‘need to reclaim what it means to be African’

Continent does not have a knowledge deficit but a ‘knowledge to real-world impact deficit’, vice-chancellor tells summit

Cambridge receives record £190 million gift from British investor

Money from Chris Rokos will be used to establish new school of government that will train future leaders

South Korean students look beyond US for study abroad options

Japan and ߣߣÊÓƵ becoming more popular options, alongside European destinations

Pan-African collaboration needed as global funding sources drop

Geopolitical instability and economic challenges mean funding institutions used to rely on has dried up, summit hears

Donations to elite UK universities fall despite philanthropy push

Fundraising becoming ever more important source of income but analysis shows institutions outside of London and Oxbridge struggling to secure increases

Strategy for open-access books needed to avoid ‘fragmentation’

Study looking at whether long-form academic work freely available finds ‘contested’ picture

Gender salary gap a ‘choice’, finds science equity group

Average pay differential widening between organisations that try to address it and those with a more hands-off approach, report suggests

‘Not for the faint-hearted’: Indian campuses gear up for launch

First wave of universities finalising plans to open satellite sites insist they are in it for the long haul despite concerns about small intakes, elitism and the effort needed to make ventures a...