Syria’s exiled academics tell their stories
Researchers have much to contribute to the study of law, education, engineering and healthcare, suggests new collection
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Earning students’ trust is the key to protecting free speech
It might sound obvious, but a closer relationship with students is the best way to ensure harmony on campus, says Keith Burnett
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Estates spending ‘may not result in better learning experience’
Study says that staff and students are uncertain about how to maximise the educational potential of flexible teaching spaces
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HE White Paper plans place the market, not students, at the heart of the UK HE
It is time to challenge the government’s proposals and ensure quality education for all, says John Holmwood
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Universities told to look beyond sport in outreach for white boys
Many existing access programmes focus on football or rugby, study finds
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EU referendum: students back staying in but may be unable to vote
Poll finds widespread support for UK's membership of EU, but also confusion about when the poll is, and how to register for it
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Higher education bill seeks powerful Office for Students
Regulator will promote market, distribute grants, award university status and have power to enter premises with warrant
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Elsevier denies it will force SSRN users on to other services
Purchase of research repository has horrified open access advocates who fear acquisition marks attempt to maintain control over publishing
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Higher education must not exclude Roma communities
Tanja Jovanovic has overcome prejudice and harassment to realise her educational ambitions
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THE Data: explore your university’s pay and performance
Interactive tool allows you to benchmark your vice-chancellor’s pay against key information sets
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Academics explore enduring icons of the screen
New book considers why some stars burn out and others continue to shine
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Intersectionality: ‘the most exciting theory in the world’
Can intersectionality help transform policymaking or does it offer only an alienating new jargon?
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University of Melbourne v-c backs uncapped fees for some degrees
Glyn Davis was ‘reluctant supporter’ of full fee deregulation, dropped ahead of July election, and now backs plan for ‘flagship’ courses
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US presidential race: ‘fear’ drives students to rally vote
Alarm over Trump, coupled with excitement over Sanders, prompts students to try to boost turnout. Jon Marcus reports