Higher education access targets ‘set to be missed’ in the developing world
Cambridge study finds women are least likely to benefit when university enrolment is expanded in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa
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View from an ‘essay mill’: the best offer legitimate support for struggling students
Universities must pay more attention to the difficulties faced by students, says Daniel Dennehy
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LSE to give female academics pay rises to close gap with men
Internal analysis finds women earn 10.5 per cent less than men of similar experience and research productivity
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What will the creation of new grammar schools mean for UK universities?
The prospect of new grammar schools on the horizon raises big questions for HE, writes Nick Hillman
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Nottingham v-c Sir David Greenaway to step down
Head of Russell Group university to retire after 30 years at the institution
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Times Higher Education launches major teaching survey
Academics and professional and support staff across the world asked for their views on the status, efficacy and assessment of pedagogy
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Tensions in technology transfer need to be addressed
Stanford and MIT might be seen as stars, but the UK has good practice too, says Trevor McMillan
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Theresa May: universities must set up schools to have higher fees
UK prime minister announces policy in grammar schools speech
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Universities ‘must confront’ taking research funds from oil firms
Environmental organisation praises UK sector for climate efforts but calls for universities to do more
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Middle-class parents told to ‘butt out’ of university open days
Head of UK admissions service Mary Curnock Cook addresses concerns that universities might ‘not hear a word’ from applicants
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HE and Me: highlights from 150 interviews with HE’s stars
As THE’s HE and Me interview section passes a special landmark, John Elmes looks back over three years’ worth of laughs, tears, and a whole lot of column inches
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Learning analytics could help avoid the unwanted consequences of TEF
Student data could be used to avoid major issues with the proposed TEF metrics, writes Emilie Sundorph
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Four universities to trial name-blind applications
Pilot gets under way as institutions reject David Cameron’s plan for sector-wide blanking of applicants’ names
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Claire Sponsler, 1954-2016
A leading American medievalist has died
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Is impostorism a growing problem for students?
David Walker looks at the increasing acceptance that the pressures of university can exacerbate impostor syndrome for students as well as staff