Sudan’s university police ‘authorised to shoot students’
Concern over creation of 760-strong unit after unrest on country's campuses
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Almost all universities confirm £9,250 tuition fees for 2017-18
Thirty-six higher education institutions to charge maximum for all their programmes
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Georgetown to favour descendants of slaves in admissions
The move is one of several measures aimed at atoning for the US university’s historyÂ
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THE World University Rankings 2016-2017 passes independent audit
Unprecedented transparency for global rankings sees PricewaterhouseCoopers sign off THE’s methodological process and calculations
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Redraft HE Bill as ‘bill of student rights’, says MP
Wes Streeting calls for student representation on governing bodies and new information requirements
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Germany to ban face veils in universities
Germany’s proposed ban follows concerns by Angela Merkel’s supporters that the niqab and burka are contrary to integration
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The 75 most innovative universities in Asia 2016
South Korea and Japan lead Reuters’ Asia innovation ranking
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Office for Students must promote collaboration as well as competition
The HE Bill is explicit on the need for competition, but why does it not encourage cooperation? Maddalaine Ansell writes
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World University Rankings 2016-2017 out tonight, 9pm (BST)
ÌÇÐÄVlog’s flagship rankings will be released on 21 September
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Academic Reputation Survey 2016 explained
ÌÇÐÄVlog’s annual Academic Reputation Survey, available in 15 languages, uses United Nations data as a guide to ensure the response coverage is as representative of world scholarship as...
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World University Rankings 2016-2017 methodology
Change for the better: fuelled by more comprehensive data, the 2016-2017 rankings probe deeper than ever
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Where Stanford meets Silicon Valley: universities must consider ethics of tech
Stanford University student Kiran Sridhar explores the role that higher education must play in mitigating the negative effects of technology
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Could the 1994 Group make a comeback?
With the TEF set to benefit former members, some feel the mission group should be resurrected
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Dutch universities defend growth of English courses
The Netherlands’ university association says courses taught in English ‘improve the quality of teaching’
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Francis Crick Institute: ‘gentle anarchy’ will fire research
As £650m institute opens, Jack Grove hears from those leading Europe’s largest single biomedical research institute