Brussels attacks: controlled explosion close to university
Vrije Universiteit Brussel cancels classes for the rest of the week
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In defence of the QAA: the private sector view
Breaking up the quality assurance system would ruin the global reputation of UK higher education, Aldwyn Cooper warns
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Education White Paper: time to make the case for the PGCE
If qualified teacher status is abolished, the role of a postgraduate certificate becomes even more important, says Jacquie Nunn
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Student complaints time limits 'improve service'
Rules introduced by Scotland's ombudsman have forced universities to improve how they handle student complaints, says University of Edinburgh expert
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Private college St Patrick's falls short in QAA review
Improvements required in two out of four areas at college where students claimed £259 million in state loans in three years
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New quality assurance system questioned
Revised proposals may not lighten the burden on institutions, warns vice-chancellor
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Trump 'used as taunt in US colleges'
Trend that started in US high schools is increasingly being reported on the country's university campuses, reports Josh Logue for Inside Higher Ed
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Wanted: British social scientists with better quantitative skills
There are many lessons to be learned from universities around the world, says new British Academy report
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From a teaching perspective, 'impact' looks very different
In the first of a series of blogs based on the opening seminar of the Centre for Global Higher Education, Paul Ashwin takes a fresh look at a thorny concept
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Financial gap between English universities widens
Hefce report on sector finances also warns of fall in overseas entrants
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Give up or carry on? Being an academic in South Sudan
David Malual W. Kuany discusses the difficulties encountered by universities in the world’s newest country