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Panel claims its efforts have been met with ‘resistance, indifference, procedural setbacks and deliberate stalling’, in wake of THE article alleging discrimination against black workers

We won’t stop until staff and members in every branch, every department and every team feel that they are treated fairly and equally, says Jo Grady

University of Oxford professor Simon Marginson says populist targeting of higher education by Trump, DeSantis and others is finding favour with both graduates and non-graduates alike

Anti-Jewish hate reaches record high as vast majority of cases recorded by Community Security Trust come after 7 October

Ucas data reveals drop in application rate among UK school-leavers and significant declines in international interest from key sectors, with least selective institutions bearing brunt

Growing scrutiny of empty departmental workplaces has revived the fraught debate over whether academics should retain their own assigned office

Hepi paper says rents need to come down by about 30 per cent in response to cost-of-living crisis

Opposition scenting power urged to ‘show political leadership’ in face of Tory pressure to scrap or scale back post-study work route

The feted urban sociologist Richard Sennett tells Matthew Reisz about how his former career as a cellist inspired his latest trilogy of books, why his ideal university would be more night school than Oxbridge college and why it helps him to imagine his readers as female biologists

Judge upholds ruling that university discriminated against student by failing to adjust how she was assessed 

Incumbent must overcome low turnout, member disillusionment and three challengers if she is to secure another five-year term in office

Union fears more than 100 jobs at risk after university blames volatility for struggling to hit international student targets