Ex-president’s novel explores college sports tensions
Thomas Ehrlich based latest book on run-ins with legendary Indiana basketball coach Bob Knight
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Australian voters ‘value international students’ as caps near
City dwellers appreciate international students’ economic contribution but think they add to housing unaffordability
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Indian youth shouldn’t be ‘forced’ to study abroad, says Modi
Prime minister announces more medical school places as part of vow to develop education system and retain young people
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Goldsmiths strike called off as compulsory redundancies cancelled
University cuts savings target after 62 take enhanced severance pay
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Labour would let universities go bust ‘if necessary’ – minister
Baroness Smith suggests new UK government will not bail out at-risk institutions but says she wants to secure ‘financial stability’ of sector
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‘Hounded’ academics urge ministers to back campus free speech act
Open letter urges Bridget Phillipson to think again as scholars allege culture in which alternative views are supressed
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Don’t wait to tackle open access books cash challenge, REF told
Difficult conversations about how the REF’s post-2029 open access books mandate will be financed cannot be avoided, say experts
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UK transnational education review warns on growth and assessment
QAA-led review of offshore teaching flags concerns about expansion of existing programmes overloading staff, and unfamiliarity of assessment techniques used
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A good student experience is not just about fulfilled expectations
The OfS’ approach is evolving, partly reflecting the fact that a course’s long-term value is not always immediately obvious, says John Blake
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Post-92s face ‘significant difficulties’ as elite take students
Covid-era expansion showed highly selective universities that they could manage growth, says admissions head
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Selective universities take most applicants as results announced
Number of places confirmed by high-tariff institutions as A-level results announced spikes
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Columbia University president Shafik announces resignation
Tenure of former LSE director thrown disastrously off course by Congressional grilling on antisemitism and subsequent student protests
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Why I turned myself into an AI chatbot
Many scholars loathe generative AI but it has immense power to engage the intellectual curiosity of students as long as academics truly embrace it, argues John Kaag