Middlesex prepares for new Mauritian campus in ‘education hub’
The sugar cane has been cleared for a new campus on the Indian Ocean island
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Examiners threat may hit universities due to contract ambiguity
Possible mass resignation of external examiners in pay dispute raises concerns about sector’s use of contracts, says legal expert
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Students ‘not enthusiastic’ about teaching excellence framework
Ministers press ahead with plans to assess institutions despite warnings from research they commissioned
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Brazil: minister insists public degrees will remain free
Mendonça Filho scotches rumours of plans to introduce fees
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Tackling inequality must be core university mission, report says
University Alliance study highlights what it says is higher education institutions' key role in improving social mobility
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Concern over spread of HIV among Zimbabwean students
Country's oldest institution places restrictions on undergraduates spending the night together on campus
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Universitas 21 rankings: UK top while India and China overtake US
Governments overall are spending more of GDP on tertiary education but less on research
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Part-time postgraduate support scrapped in Wales
Institutions face losing up to a quarter of their total funding council grant as cuts from Welsh government bite
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Historian snubs $1 million Israeli academic prize
Feminist historian Catherine Hall will not accept her share of a lucrative award, calling her move an ‘independent political choice’
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To Brexit or not to Brexit? EU referendum survey now open
A Times Higher Education survey on voting intentions for the historic poll is seeking the views of all UK higher education staff eligible to take part
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You can't judge a book, or a physicist, by the cover
Misty Bentz is the inventor of ‘Phynd the Physicist’, a game designed to open dialogue among students about inclusion
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The Guardian reveals its top UK universities 2017
Loughborough jumps into the top five, according to latest league table
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Academics put job offers on ice over Brexit vote
Fears that Britain will leave the EU are deterring academics from taking up posts at UK universities, says Universities UK president Dame Julia Goodfellow
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Will likes of Google and Facebook really offer degrees in the UK?
Experts mull over Jo Johnson’s aim to open sector to foreign companies and universities
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Developing a culture of ‘mega-giving’ in Australian higher education
University fundraising in Australia needs to catch up with the UK, says Nick Blinco