King’s posts £154 million deficit as pension charges hit UK sector
Huge deficits emerge as universities start to publish 2018-19 accounts – but impact will be reversed next year
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Reverse REF submission rule, says Willetts
Former universities minister says applied science is neglected as researchers chase publications for research excellence framework
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Contest to host Civic University Network launches
Institutions can bid for funding to host network that will drive civic university agenda, as it gains political traction
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Counting citations adds up to improved science
Jonathan R. Goodman is wrong to blame bibliometrics for stifling academic debate, says Craig Aaen-Stockdale
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Queensland chancellor: don’t let past sins veto research deals
Importance of governance frameworks elevated, as ‘public or perish’ gives way to ‘partner or perish’
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Cambridge staff pay tribute to London Bridge attack victims
Jack Merritt was a coordinator on university’s Learning Together programme, while Saskia Jones was a volunteer
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Pensions boss turned policy school head aims to win over doubters
Michael Sabia promises Toronto’s Munk School a boundary-crossing outlook
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London Bridge attack began at University of Cambridge conference
Vice-chancellor ‘devastated’ to learn that staff, students and alumni may have been targeted at event attended by terror suspect
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Students are telling us what they need, just not where we expect it
University administrators must meet students on their own terms to truly understand their needs, says Tessa Bravata
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Careers intelligence: supporting academic carers with a ‘care-full’ approach
Growing numbers of academics struggle to combine work and personal care responsibilities, according to research by Marie-Pierre Moreau, who explains how universities can help
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Birmingham says picket lines on campus are ‘trespassing’
UCU says some universities are using ‘highly questionable tactics’ as strikes are set to enter their second week
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THE podcast: General Election 2019 – manifesto breakdown
THE deputy news editor John Morgan wades through the party manifestos and discusses how the parties’ proposals will affect higher education
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Mums and dads ‘bigger problem’ than essay mills
Prominence of gratis services causes ‘uneasiness’ among researchers, as Australia eyes law against contract cheating
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Polish excellence initiative aims to close gap to European elite
Critics fear initiative could widen social inequalities
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Launching a new school: five things we’ve learned
Collaboration and openness are central to Phil Bourne’s takeaways after opening a new school at the University of Virginia