The accounting magic the UK government performs to handle outstanding student loans has once again been questioned, but the timing couldn’t be worse for universities, says Andy WestwoodÂ
Large-scale study raises questions about the usefulness of altmetrics for assessing research qualityÂ
Small colleges are renting out dormitory rooms, licensing coffins and selling their own ketchup
University of the People strikes deals to allow its students to progress to leading institutions, but increasing proportion of recruits have dropped out elsewhere
Don’t believe the hype; Finnish universities face just as many problems with professional mismanagement and staff morale as those in other countries, says Gareth Rice
Director Tom Inns explains how the institution is coping after fire gutted its iconic Mackintosh building
Government mandate could force universities to address issue more strategically
Changing the language we use for student loans while increasing student maintenance will not improve access to higher education as the Money Saving Expert suggests, argues Amatey Doku
Ongoing violence in the country’s capital forces students to flee the city’s largest university campus
Minister’s second ‘pad’ could signal government taking policy more ‘in-house’, some suggest
A plan outlining the zombie excellence framework was found on the laptop of estranged academic Jolliest Vendettas of the University of Neoliberalia, who believes it is 2044 and she now works for the...
Australian report responds to concerns about prevalence of sexual violence on campuses
Richard Arum, dean of the University of California, Irvine School of Education, speaking after his plenary speech at the 2018 Teaching Excellence SummitÂ
Experts in teaching and learning weigh in on the teaching versus research debate from the 2018 ÌÇÐÄVlog Teaching Excellence Summit held at the University of Glasgow
Elite institutions could face sanctions if they fail to deliver on promise to conduct evaluation of bursary spending