NSS and DLHE reform: don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater
John Cater argues that higher education would be poorer for the loss of student survey data
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Making contextual admissions work: the case of Jack and Jill
Universities should collaborate to make best use of data on students' backgrounds, says Joshua Oware
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Indigenous students up in Australia but concerns remain
Completion rates are main worry despite better figures on admissions
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Publish ideas from scholarly articles early, event told
Jisc Digifest hears openness could bring benefits, but some cite plagiarism risks
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Know your geography: quantitative skills aren’t just about maths
Students need to apply numerical and statistical methods to real-world contexts, says Rita Gardner
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Gaza universities repaired with money from UK charity
Organisation says it has helped enrich the educational prospects of more than 50,000 Palestinian students
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Leading social scientists honoured
Experts in everything from accountancy to China and spirituality to skills strategies appointed fellows by the Academy of Social Sciences
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Fiji cyclone – new v-c of FNU on storm impact
In the wake of Cyclone Winston, incoming v-c Nigel Healey says he will ensure emergency plans are top-notch for natural disasters
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Psychology reproducibility ‘crisis’ overstated, new report claims
But authors of original paper hit back, saying latest assessment is ‘very optimistic’
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Canada to relax citizenship process for international students
Legislation will allow overseas students to include time spent studying in Canada in application
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World insight: Syria is in Europe
Arshin Adib-Moghaddam explores the migrant crisis, and universities’ role in it
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Times Higher Education World University Rankings corrections policy
Times Higher Education uses its best endeavors to make sure that the data contained in the THE World University Rankings and all related regional and specialist rankings is as accurate as possible....
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BIS grant letter asks Hefce to deliver TEF
Letter from Sajid Javid and Jo Johnson also sets out funding for 2016-17 and issues warning to Hefce on quality assurance
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We need a genuine alternative to the higher education Green Paper
John Holmwood explains why attendees of the Second Convention for Higher Education plan to write their own legislation
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Brexit or not, UK higher education must keep its global outlook
The case for international partnership goes beyond the EU debate, says Allan Goodman