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Online ban is ¡®unprecedented¡¯ in scale and likely involved cooperation from multiple parties, expert says

Another delay in reforms could negatively impact internationalisation, expert says

Non-appearance of consultation first promised for spring suggests ¡®no agreement yet¡¯ between ministers on what they want from change

Viruses are much more predictable than governments, summit hears

Australian regulator allows Perth institution to address its problems behind closed doors

Share of freshers returning for sophomore year hit 74 per cent last autumn, 2 percentage points below usual level

Scholars say that the new institute, whose remit describes the genocide as ¡®baseless¡¯, will lack credibility

Demand from some countries has fallen by three-quarters, Ucas data show

But about 20 universities appear to be keeping fees at UK levels for at least one more year, according to The Knowledge Partnership database

Tributes paid to a Nobel laureate forever seeking ways to ¡®apply the fundamentals of chemistry in our everyday lives¡¯

The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world¡¯s media

Recent detentions may put a dampener on field research and outreach, even if borders reopen

The former Austrian molecular biologist explains how a boring childhood was an advantage, why he switched careers and how designing board games is like basic research

THE forum hears Manchester v-c spotlight social sciences and humanities, plus universities¡¯ local roles, in vision for post-pandemic future

Contractual agreement guarantees associate lecturers pay rise and annual salaries, following recent delay and five years of negotiations

Democratic administration had promised a more welcoming attitude but is also balancing scepticism towards China

¡®Significant change¡¯ at college highlights dwindling of former government aim for ¡®challenger institutions¡¯

Australian university limits journals accepted for doctorates amid mounting concern among academics

Creation of a new international society dedicated to boredom studies suggests the subject is thriving, says founder

Women leave STEM at transition stage from university to work, Australian study finds

Pulitzer-winning journalist, citing embarrassment of UNC controversy, instead joins Ta-Nehisi Coates at top HBCU

Restrictions on face-to-face teaching, advice to wear masks, and social distancing rules all to be lifted in ÖйúAƬ

Former chair of government review sees ¡®turning point¡¯ on scale of Tony Blair¡¯s target for half of young people to enter HE

Authorities probe competition implications, as plagiarism giant insists it needs scale to meet customer demands

Senior scientists say severe shortage of junior scientists from European Union threatens quality of UK research

Researchers argue that classroom design must encourage interaction between students and lecturers

After claims Sheffield leaders aim to be ¡®M&S, not Aldi¡¯ brand, critics point to earlier withdrawal from AMRC training centre extension

University accused of treating students ¡®with disdain¡¯ with many left without results and others without complete transcripts, as marking boycott remains unresolved

Report looking at hidden aspects of admissions data finds some universities and courses are faring better than others

New project shines light on the discrimination and inequalities faced by precariously employed researchers at UK universities

A year-and-a-half into pandemic, some students still need permission to leave their university, with weekends often the only opportunity

After FBI admissions in Tennessee case, Arizona-led survey aims to see how badly US was hurt by Trump enforcement

City state¡¯s first university of the arts to be the more than the sum of its parts

The $800 million deal could prompt further consolidation within sector, experts say

Chemistry laureate George Smith argues a publicly funded system would more than pay for itself by ending monopoly pricing in pharmaceuticals

Science and Technology Committee says Sir Andrew Mackenzie must improve knowledge of research issues and avoid potential conflicts of interest

Academics bemoan softly-softly reforms to ¡®fundamentally broken system¡¯

In unprecedented comments ahead of federal elections in September, Anja Karliczek applauds university that shuttered its institute

Lord Storey says he would be happy for government to take over legislation ¡®as issue is more important than the politics of it¡¯

New data show UK institutions lost between a quarter and half of their income from areas such as accommodation and catering

Research uncovers tipping point in distant relations between overseas and local learners

UCU says postgraduate researchers should be given terms and conditions ¡®comparable¡¯ with employees

Now concerned about impact of runaway artificial intelligence, diplomat worries scientific advances have overtaken capacity for reflection on their impact

Deal worth ?130 million reflects financial woes of UK educational organisation

Universities welcome government support for students and ÖйúAƬ sector

Weeks of protests end in victory for 1619 Project creator and advocates of academic freedom and racial awareness

Normally static sector¡¯s landscape sees uncharacteristically rapid change as new standards take effect

Half a year into office, moves on student loans, LGBTQ rights and foreign academics counter progressive image

As row over redundancies shows no sign of easing, academics see deeper-rooted problems of mismanagement

Eminent judge¡¯s departure follows Australian university¡¯s decision to fund new campus development while discarding staff

Sheffield corporate services head to join UK sector technology body

After 17 years as Ivy League leader, daughter of Holocaust survivor parlays extensive ties to Biden

Incoming Australian vice-chancellor no stranger to foreign revenue challenges because he deals with same issues in current job

New European Research Council president has proven record of innovation and leadership, says European Commission lead for science

Panellists provide concrete expression of their commitment to cooperative working, ¡®values-driven dialogue¡¯ and the courage to speak truth to power

Letter to council says there has been a ¡®deliberate breach¡¯ of university policies in redundancy dispute

Performance can help explore academic questions, say advocates, but the field still lacks full acceptance in the corridors of power and policymaking

Australian report warns that students and academics alike are learning to stay silent

Deal will enable for-profit provider 2U to reach almost 40 million learners on edX 

SFC sector review set up by Scottish government calls for more strategic approach, but does not advocate nationally planned mergers