Europe

The UK government should be doing more to help students survive the cost-of-living crisis, not dissuading them from studying, says Zahir Irani

Party stalls even on limited changes like stepped loan repayments, while deeper reform might only come ‘in return for value-for-money case’

After eight years under an increasingly hostile Law and Justice government, researchers are hoping for an about-turn on academic freedom and critical studies

As the cuts to the USS scheme are reversed, the UCU’s battle for better pay and conditions goes on. Members must vote ‘yes’ to more action, says Jo Grady

Five-year long campaign to protect staff benefits wins union an offer worth up to £200,000 for average USS member

Complaints from Jewish community prompt Liverpool Hope to pull plug on lecture that was set to be critical of the formation of the state of Israel

Ventilation issues have forced Sheffield to move away from offering students the chance to work on donor bodies. Can virtual reality replace a centuries-old tradition?

Reform following explosive exit of Martyn Percy could mean non-clergy leading Christ Church for first time in its near 500-year history

Authors of international study believe findings cast doubt on the credibility of student satisfaction scores 

Dutch student complained that anti-cheating software did not work due to her skin colour, but university said problems were universal

Notorious influencer draws on narrative that higher education isn’t worth the cost as he spends big on university.com domain name

Fears over future impact of environment damage causing worry and distress, especially among those studying its effects