Religion and science: global survey explores academia’s views
Are scientists just uninterested in religion or actively at odds with it?
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Andreas Schleicher: ‘we will live through time’ when universities are judged on graduate learning
OECD head of education insists emulating Pisa school tests will improve teaching and lower fees
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Study abroad interest ‘tied to cultural experiences at school’
Students who had an opportunity to learn a foreign language more likely to want to study abroad, research reveals
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Vote Leave claims ‘EU exit could make science bigger priority in UK’
First official statement on higher education and science from organisation campaigning for Brexit
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Belarus crackdown on student protest criticised
Pressure on student activists has raised questions about the Eastern European state’s acceptance into the Bologna Process
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University prestige has little influence on leaders’ pay
Ellie Bothwell analyses correlation between vice-chancellors’ pay and university ranking
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Why leaving the EU would be damaging for UK higher education
Conservative MP Neil Carmichael, chair of the Education Select Committee, on the risks to the higher education sector of exiting the EU
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‘Delusional’ to compare universities using graduate employment
Simon Marginson tells SRHE conference that multiplicity of factors affect graduate outcomes
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PhDs pay: study reveals economic benefit of funding doctorates
Investment pays off for the economy, finds groundbreaking US study
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Dutch universities and Elsevier reach deal over open access
A long-running stand-off has been resolved as a three-year deal on subscriptions is agreed
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The great researchers of the past would not get funding today
Donald Braben looks at the implications of Sir Paul Nurse’s review of research councils
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Students occupy London Met art gallery as faculty dean is suspended
Protest sparked by suspension of highly respected architecture professor who refused to support relocation of the school
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David Cesarani: my PhD supervisor, advocate, supporter, challenger, host, comic and friend
On the eve of her viva, Vivi Lachs muses on the untimely death of an eminent historian – and her unstintingly generous mentor