Union tables new proposals in bid to resolve pensions dispute
Talks at mediation service Acas planned as strike action at UK universities enters fifth day
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Should universities still teach Woody Allen’s films?
University of California, San Diego, rejects student-led petition to drop filmmaker from curriculum over sexual abuse allegations
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THE writer named as Australia’s top higher education journalist
John Ross was recently appointed as title’s first Asia-Pacific editor
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Freeze on Australian university places ‘a cap on opportunity’
Minister unswayed by steelworker’s warning on impact of funding reforms
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Leru head warns against ‘mediocrity’ in EU university network
Proposal from French president provides opportunity for Europe to showcase ‘excellence’, says leader of elite university group
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Higher education aid project’s £3.3 million ‘largely squandered’
Academics raise concerns over the priorities of international development agencies
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End in sight for Chinese brain drain as investment pays off
New generation of scientists powering country’s development, says head of science funding agency
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USS strike: why aren’t more administrative staff on picket lines?
Don’t blame university support staff for not joining the strike over pensions – it is because too often they are left out of the conversation, says Fiona Whelan
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Two cheers from researchers for Canada’s budget
Funding rises for fundamental science with be welcomed even if they fall short of some scholars’ expectations, says Creso Sá
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THE summit to address Europe's future in wake of rising populism
Czech presidential candidate Jiří Drahoš is among prestigious line-up of speakers for event on research excellence
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Australian universities fight to save demand-driven system
Monash v-c warns funding freeze is a threat to social cohesion
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We must drop the ‘arts’ vs ‘science’ narrative
Talk of making arts degrees cheaper than science courses disregards the mix of disciplines that creative industries demand, says Bashir Makhoul
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Poor students ‘three times more likely to live at home’
Sutton Trust report says selective universities should reserve places for local working-class pupils to increase access
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Ministers interfered to give regulator role to Toby Young
Appointments watchdog also explains how Downing Street advisers vetoed proposed Office for Students student board member