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If the English regulator agrees to tear up universities’ current access plans it risks undermining any perception of autonomy, says Geoffrey Alderman

The City president discusses his personal ties to the institution, the opportunities and threats universities pose to national security, and self-indulgence in higher education

Success rate for prestigious starter grants drops below 10 per cent

Sciences Po Grenoble director calls for ‘calm and rationality’ after suspension of Klaus Kinzler leads to loss of regional funding

Data suggest that European mobility and recruitment from Asia are rapidly diversifying campuses on the continent 

Robbert Dijkgraaf's appointment to the Netherlands’ new government has got academics very excited, says Michèle Wera

With concerted efforts, the UK could attract far more than 600,000 international students to its shores, says James Pitman

Union accuses Huddersfield of ‘cold and calculated’ decision not to give Jonathan Duxbury his old job back

Decision by top court means another rebrand will be needed to help outsiders understand who’s who among republic’s reassembled universities

Gender critical theory and harassment move up agenda as major battles over pay and pensions loom

Figures suggest just a tenth of previous entrant numbers from some countries got a study visa

Appealing narrative attached to ‘first-in-family’ students may obscure the actual extent of their social disadvantage, says researcher