Ten research-intensive universities in the South of England will get more than £2,000 each year in quality-related research funding for every student at the institution, an analysis has shown
Critics cry ‘cop-out’ over decision on publishing report
Scholars have asked university communications departments to publicise their birthdays and businesses as well as academic conferences
Rector at Maastricht University fears that curbs on using English are preventing some institutions from innovating and internationalising
Watchdog finds reports of fighting in classroom at private provider and sets six-week deadline for action plan
Provost says university’s size will help it hit a ‘moral’ target of 50 per cent women across its professoriate and board
Scholar Will Brooker says comic-book giant’s new-look superheroine seems to share traits with his own series
Forum probes lack of UK students of African and Caribbean heritage taking history degrees, and its echoes in schoolteacher and lecturer cohorts
The number of university consolidations has shot up in recent years, EUA report finds
The ebbing of violence and the city’s transformation allow Antioquia to expand its horizons, writes Donna Bowater in Colombia
University staff urged to help visiting scholars adjust to life in the UK
Universities are losing control of what they teach, warns John Cookson
Alan Ryan muses on ironies and idiosyncrasies in higher education
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Liz Young discovers how failures in governance exacerbated the severity of historical famines