South Africa embraces free higher education, but concerns remain
Universities South Africa head says it is too early to say whether institutions will successfully roll out new system
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Generation snowflake? What’s that? say students
University of Leeds study finds many undergraduates have never heard of term, or ‘trigger warnings’
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Lowering entry grades for poorest pupils ‘sets them up to fail’
Improving access to education should be measured by university dropout rates, says Russell Group chief executive
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Two-year degrees are a must, but we need to get them right
Not every course takes three years to complete, says Charles Prince, so we must look at ways to deliver accelerated programmes
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UCU confirms 14 strike dates over USS pensions row
Industrial action is set to begin with a two-day walkout on 22 and 23 February, affecting 61 universitiesÂ
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Southampton and Soas return for TEF regrade
High-profile bronze award winners hope to improve ratings after changes to methodology of UK’s teaching standards audit
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Academics ‘lack support’ to help with student mental health
Researchers identify lack of clarity around the role of academics, with some performing tasks they are not trained to do, putting both them and the student at risk
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Advance HE: boards of merging agencies announce ‘supergroup’ name
New body to bring together Equality Challenge Unit, ÌÇÐÄVlog Academy and Leadership Foundation for ÌÇÐÄVlog
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The first women at university: remembering ‘the London Nine’
The University of London’s Leading Women campaign is celebrating the pioneering women who joined the university 150 years ago, writes Philip CarterÂ
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Georgia aims for quality and mobility after corruption crackdown
Former Soviet state can become destination for international students thanks to its successful fight against academic graft, says minister
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Academics are keen defenders of the student interest
Dorothy Bishop wishes people would stop reinforcing the idea that universities are places of privilege where the staff sit idly around thinking ‘great thoughts’
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Campus estate upgrades ‘at risk from Brexit borrowing squeeze’
Infrastructure plans at English universities may be derailed by credit downgrade and loss of access to European Investment Bank, says regulator
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Post-Weinstein, a discussion of professional ethics in drama education is badly needed
The teaching of ethics in drama overlooks how theatre-makers should be treated, and how they should treat one another, while doing their jobs, says Daniel FosterÂ