English regulator plans shift to five-year access agreements
Office for Students says end of system of annual negotiations will allow universities to be more 鈥榓mbitious鈥 and 鈥榝lexible鈥

Office for Students says end of system of annual negotiations will allow universities to be more 鈥榓mbitious鈥 and 鈥榝lexible鈥

Institutions say they don鈥檛 doctor their admissions, but figures tell a different story
Privatisation more sensible than mergers Nick Hillman鈥檚 view that 鈥 Ministers are anything but relaxed about university closures 鈥 (Opinion, 16 August) and Roger Brown鈥檚 response (鈥 Breakdown cover...

UK academics prize the USS pension. Sacrificing a scheme 鈥榠n rude health鈥 on the basis of overcautious calculations would cause more disaffection

Jonathan Haidt tells Matthew聽Reisz how a moral culture of 鈥榮afetyism鈥 took root in today鈥檚 students, who view the use of any word that can cause offence as an act of violence

Elegant theories provide a new narrative about Presocratic philosophers, writes Emma Gee

Kant is 鈥榓nimalised鈥 in this philosophical look at whether non-human animals are part of our larger community, says Paul Waldau

The author on the journey from historical fiction and 18th-century Gothic Italian fiction in English to exploring how the Mediterranean shaped the British imagination

Book of the week: Charlie Pullen on what it means to read and teach literature in an era when opinion trumps fact

Mass media brought excavators of ancient sites fame and fortune, says Margarita D铆az-Andreu

Describing the building blocks of life in terms of other structures plays a crucial scientific role, says Jon Turney

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Universities UK responds to growing public concern about聽number of undergraduates taking their own lives