Australian universities bristle at student loan ‘tax’
‘Cost recovery’ levy defies logic, institutions argue
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Business engagement is key to graduate employability
Giving students the opportunity to interact directly with business leaders can be life-changing, says Peter Viqueira
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Ministers push on with £11K fees for two-year degrees in England
After consultation, proposals set to go to Parliamentary vote
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Sexual abuse: university lawyers ‘serve leadership, not victims’
Legal counsel describes how she was fired after pushing for investigation into misconduct at elite US institution
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Cairo university aims to rebuild reputation after Arab Spring
Cairo institution hit hard by loss of foreign students, says president
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To improve access to higher education we should catch students early
Early exposure to an elite university environment could set students on the path towards academic success, says Harry HortynÂ
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Proposed US rules on sexual assault investigations ‘aid accused’
New regulations outlined by Trump officials would hand stronger rights in some areas to those facing sexual misconduct complaints on college campuses
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UK degree powers key for Northeastern in NCH deal
Boston university wants to develop one-to-one tutorial model as it creates ‘global university system’
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THE podcast: US higher education after the midterms
THE’s editorial team discusses the HE issues that Democrats will focus on at state and national levels – and a former congressional candidate calls for more scientists to become politiciansÂ
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Amazon’s two-site HQ pick suggests graduate skills shortfall
In selecting its new bases, the massive online retailer rewarded areas rich in highly educated talent but also showed no US city yet produces enough such people
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Welsh civic engagement move spotlights English dilemma
Call for university funding to be tied to institutions’ role in their local communities
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Australian research test ‘a threat to national interest’
Minister’s intervention self-defeating, representative body claims
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Race for ‘excellence’ funding damaging science, warns thinktank
Competitive funding once helped novel ideas get off the ground, but now funding ‘excellence’ is hampering new research, says Dutch institute
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Dartmouth lawsuit alleges long-running culture of sexual abuse
Several months after college removed three professors, student lawsuit outlines years of grades and promotions tied to sexual demands