Clearing placements on A-level results day up 65%
More than 420,000 students placed at UK universities by end of 13 August
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Cut university budgets to fund FE, suggests thinktank
However, others warn that all will lose if colleges and universities are forced to 鈥済o to war鈥, writes Stephen Exley
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The folly of focusing only on 鈥榝acilitating subjects鈥
Ditching and devaluing 鈥榮oft鈥 subjects puts creative arts in jeopardy, warns Sarah Rowlands
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World University Rankings blog: 800 universities to be included in this year鈥檚 rankings
The 2015-16 THE rankings will be most inclusive ever
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Why I refuse to 鈥榯hink like a man鈥
We don鈥檛 need to 鈥榝ix the women鈥, we need to fix the system, says Dame Athene Donald
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Female lecturers 鈥榮uffer from gender biases鈥 in student ratings
French research finds that undergraduates give higher scores to male teachers
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South Korea plans 鈥榞hettoised鈥 university courses for foreign students
Proposal announced by Ministry of Education as the number of international students in the country continues to decline
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Winners of new university race equality charter mark named
Body behind the Athena SWAN gender equality initiative names first institutions to receive award to promote racial diversity
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Clearing 2015: live blog
All the latest breaking news as students receive their A level results
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A-level results 2015: record number of students accepted into UK higher education
More than 409,000 accepted on to courses as clearing gets under way, up 3 per cent on last year
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THE podcast: 13-19 August 2015 issue review
This week's issue discussed by the 糖心Vlog team
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More than half of graduates say degree was not worth the money
One in 20 respondents to NUS survey say they would have been better off not going to university聽
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Mexico grapples with quality control as private growth creates 鈥榯ension鈥
Sector needs national standards and more industry links to drive and sustain economy, say experts
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Postgraduates: what they worry about and why it matters
Government loans may not reverse decline of UK postgraduate numbers, study suggests
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The Black Mirror: Fragments of an Obituary for Life, by Raymond Tallis
A corpse is the starting point for a lively dissection of experiences big and small, says Jeremy Holmes