German Catholic abuse study raises questions over church control
German academics have uncovered thousands of suspected abusers in a landmark project. But should they have had a freer hand?
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Elite ‘club’ predicted to dominate UK-EU research post-Brexit
Russell Group institutions dominate tie-ups announced since vote to leave bloc
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Student evaluations on teaching are biased and unreliable
Universities should rethink how they use student evaluations of teaching because of their bias towards male instructors, argue Anne Boring, Kellie Ottoboni and Philip B. Stark
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Video: the role of research universities in creating new impact
A global panel of research universities and industry leaders discuss how to foster a sustainable culture of innovation
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Physics Nobel winners include first female laureate for 55 years
Alongside Donna Strickland, Arthur Ashkin breaks record for becoming oldest laureate at 96
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Muscatelli: no-deal Brexit would be ‘unhinged self-sabotage’
Russell Group chair says politicians have ‘moral obligation’ to stop UK crashing out of EU without an agreement
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Video: Brian Schmidt on how to maximise research impact in a changing world
Vice-chancellor at the Australian National University Brian Schmidt delivers a powerful address to open the 2018 World Academic Summit
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THE podcast: highlights from the World Academic Summit
Delegates from the summit and THE's editors talk about their key takeaways from three days of talks in Singapore
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Gyimah pans ‘right on’ attitudes and ‘misappropriation movement’
Universities minister continues campaign on campus free speech at Tory conference
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Registration delays bring recruitment worries on English campuses
Office for Students fails to meet schedule for latest tranche of register of providers amid concerns about approach
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Australian female student dominance ‘approaching tipping point’
Male skew in overseas students conceals female slant among domestic recruits
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Which countries’ HE systems are globalising quickest?
Four years of data from THE’s world rankings show that the UK appears to have stalled on internationalisation compared with some rivals
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How technology can help ‘undisable’ students with dyslexia
Universities should ask themselves if they are perpetuating the monoculture of text-based resources and writing-based activities that put dyslexic students at a disadvantage, says Alistair McNaught
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Ex-Tory cabinet minister brands UUK visa plans ‘obvious nonsense’
Lord Lilley describes post-study work visas as route to ‘mass migration’, while v-c stresses universities’ ability to ‘promote global Britain’
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Facts are just the start of the debate
Right-wing intellectuals who fetishise ‘facts’ frustrate rather than further intellectual debate, says Ryan Coogan