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Following ministerial orders, England’s independent regulator will look at business and management courses, including online provision

Job and course cuts in England bring concern on impact of ministerial pressure, plus warnings that universities are ‘lazily misusing’ cost-of-living crisis

Eight-year average ‘feels about right’ given need to get to know institutions and form strategies, says Hepi director

The next exercise should clarify its purpose and language, relax its disciplinary focus and refine research culture, says James Wilsdon

The historian discusses ‘glimpsing the nightmares’ of early colonial Americans in his Wolfson prize-nominated book on witchcraft, and why he took early retirement from academia

Protesters who disrupted gender theory book talk accuse university of ‘repression’ after criminal complaint lodged

SOAS director says he’s seen little evidence colleagues are prepared to confront ‘difficult questions’ of African brain drain and ‘unequal’ relationships with institutions in the developing world

Survey of more than 9,000 prizewinners reiterates â€˜urgent’ need to tackle gender representation, authors say 

Increased use of ‘team science’ may have been a major factor in latest REF scores, say experts, but this may be no bad thing

Women on fixed-term contracts in Russell Group universities less likely to return to work after maternity leave than permanent peers, study finds

Oxford professor says dismissive attitudes to Covid case studies meant evidence that mask wearing saved lives was overlooked

Free Speech Union chair issues warning as Conservative adviser poses question on new free speech bill in event of ‘stonking’ election majority