Donald Trump is speaking at my university today, and it¡¯s fine by me
Should the University of Massachusetts Lowell be opening its doors to the controversial US presidential hopeful? John Kaag consulted his students
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Moocs: international credit transfer system edges closer
Six universities in talks on global credit transfer system for online courses
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NSS and teaching excellence: the wrong measure, wrongly analysed
How the government is proposing to use NSS data to assess teaching excellence is nonsense, says Dorothy Bishop
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How Serhiy Kvit is reforming Ukraine¡¯s archaic higher education system
The former university rector has been praised as one of the country¡¯s most effective politicians for driving his ambitious reform programme forward
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West Point cadets get food for thought
Jon Marcus reports from the famous military academy in New York state on an unusual student exchange
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Seven reasons why blogging can make you a better academic writer
Pat Thomson on the scholarly virtues of putting your thoughts online
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Focus on ¡®elite¡¯ universities ¡®risks responsiveness of UK research¡¯
Narrow science base could hurt ability to meet new challenges, report says
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How student completion rates vary across Europe
A comparison of some of the national policies aimed at addressing study success
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New Year Honours 2016: Paul Curran knighted and five professors appointed dames
City University London vice-chancellor among academics recognised
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Privatise universities and let them ¡®sink or swim¡¯, Thatcher was told
Records of former Buckingham vice-chancellor¡¯s suggestion at 1985 seminar released by National Archives
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Why I am sceptical about recording lectures
Nicholas Morton is trying to make up his mind about lecture capture
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Loughborough v-c: raise or scrap fee cap to better fund learning resources
Survey finds one in five heads of IT and library services facing a budget cut this year
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Academia is in desperate need of a workplace revolution
If more women are to benefit from the gender equality that society prizes, it is time for the world of work to change, says Victoria Bateman
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Higher education's contribution to Irish economy tops €10 billlion a year
New study suggests 150,000 jobs in Ireland are dependent on the sector ¨C with each role in HE supporting another seven elsewhere