THE World Academic Summit 2016 to take place at Berkeley
Times Higher Education World Academic Summit 2016 will be hosted in partnership with the University of California, Berkeley
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These are the top employers of UK university graduates
Data reveal main recruiters of graduates in professional roles
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Suffragette review: the battle for the vote
June Purvis, historical adviser on the film Suffragette, delivers her verdict
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Crick scientist Tomas Lindahl wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Emeritus Cancer Research UK lab director shares chemistry prize with two US-based researchers for work on DNA
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The 50 most influential UK higher education professionals on social media
List drawn up by social technology body Jisc reveals its top HE tweeters
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Does ethnicity influence likelihood of admission to university?
Cooperation at all levels of the higher education system is needed to address a ‘systematic bias’, says Gary Loke
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Dynamic duos in science can reap rewards of academic partnerships
Study finds ‘super ties’ with another academic can lead to higher citation rates
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US university presidents visit Cuba as diplomatic relations thaw
Deeper academic collaboration between Cuba and the United States has now been put on the agenda
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Times Higher Education subject rankings 2015-2016 published from 14 October
Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2015-2016 subject tables will be revealed over six weeks
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Oxford vice-chancellor: funding cuts risk ‘throwing away’ strengths of UK higher education
Andrew Hamilton warns politicians against ‘false economies’ in his final annual speech
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Jo Johnson: TEF will include metrics on widening participation
Higher education Green Paper due in the next few weeks, says minister at Conservative Party conference
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Theresa May: rules ‘must be enforced’ on overseas students
Home secretary takes swipe at university ‘lobbyists’ but no mention about speculation that she has lost support of Cameron on students being included in net migration count
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Neutrino experts share Nobel Prize in Physics
Japanese and Canadian professors awarded prize for their work on ‘nature’s most elusive elementary particles’
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THE World University Rankings 2015-2016: all you need to know
Putting our latest rankings results into context
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David Willetts: Tory areas are ‘culprits’ if too many people go to university
Former universities minister criticises colleagues by pointing out irony that to cut participation, it is affluent South where numbers would need to be cut