Former chancellor ‘owed thousands’ by cash crisis university
Ex-employees threaten legal action after collapse of private provider leaves salaries unpaid
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TEF changes could lead to ‘more university mergers or closures’
Warnings revised TEF rules could damage universities with a widening participation agenda and fail to weed out bad actors
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China ‘no longer quick win’ as more British universities move in
Revived focus on Chinese TNE as wave of joint institutes approved could be hampered by changing student behaviour and stricter regulations
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ANU rows back on cuts as others announce fresh restructure plans
University leaders rule out forced redundancies as proposed UTS cuts claim the spotlight
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Protecting intellectual sovereignty is universities’ hidden role
As?wellsprings of intellectual thought, universities play a crucial role in shaping democratic nations’ national confidence and identity, says Peter Gluckman
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University of Bradford staff announce 10-day strike
Industrial action follows previous walkouts in June, July and August
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International fee levy risks toppling fragile ‘house of cards’
Experts said?the idea that all universities will pass the proposed levy on international tuition fees on to students is a ‘fantasy’
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‘Irreversible damage’ feared after further Dutch budget cuts
Reduction in inflation compensation adds to pressures on higher education and research, universities say
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Union passes motion of no confidence in Bangor v-c over cuts
Staff criticise vice-chancellor’s failure to protect jobs despite additional government funding
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Universities ‘overlooked’ in UK’s wartime readiness planning
Government told to incorporate higher education institutions into emergency planning frameworks as the UK attempts to bolster its defences
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Student number limits for bronze providers under TEF changes
Revamped version of quality benchmark scheme will force more higher education providers to participate and punish those with lower ratings
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Drop in number of privately educated vice-chancellors
Sutton Trust research finds university leaders more representative of the general population than other professions including judges and diplomats