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After Lord Wei calls for sector funding to be tied to test of students’ political views, critics say ‘parts of Tory party have gone stark raving mad’

Policy requiring dons to depart at 67 ‘has not opened up opportunities for younger people’, say professors

With public rivals putting a ceiling on tuition fees, the demands of debt servicing and digitisation mean private schools must keep growing to avoid mergers or bankruptcy

Extraordinary growth in income caused by higher enrolments and post-Brexit fee uplifts bolsters finances of Russell Group institutions

Divisive discrimination in favour of an Americanised, catch-all category that favours some cultures over others is not what UK HE needs, says Aymen Idris

Meeting between unions and employers ends with no new proposed wage increase presented

Former universities minister warns that UK’s political consensus over benefits provided by students from overseas is â€˜weakening’

Hesa data also reveal proportion of black professors remains at ‘appallingly low’ levels

Union may have united membership again but 18 days of strikes could lead to support ‘withering away’, commentators suggest

Deans warn of ‘wasted opportunity’ as Westminster government rules restrict intakes to international students only

Concerns over regulator’s independence and sweeping new powers necessitates parliamentary investigation, letter to Robin Walker states

Ministers accused of adding bureaucracy then ‘putting the costs on universities’ with planned rise while cutting student support in real terms