Pioneering private university pivots to new African challenges
Famed for its focus on ethics, Ghana’s Ashesi puts new focus on demographic shifts, health and climate change
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Halfon: UK doing everything possible to attract overseas students
But minister refuses to rule out further changes to post-study work visa as he outlines details of coming review
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All of the REF – not just 25% of it – must drive a better research culture
Everyone, from funders to individuals, has a role to play in building a research system that operates with integrity and robustness, says Alexandra Freeman
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Erasmus+ must invest in global partnerships, sector leaders say
Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities calls for ‘significant boost’ to partnerships with non-European institutions
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Harvard keeps Claudine Gay as president, despite growing concerns
After extended review, covering allegations of plagiarism on top of political pressures over Israel, governing board calls first black president right choice for healing
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Using scholarships for tuition discounts ‘getting out of hand’
Steep rise in students receiving non-need-based aid seen as ‘hidden equity issue’ in US higher education
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Sciences Po director steps aside after domestic violence arrest
Students call for Mathias Vicherat, who denies the allegations, to resign after he was questioned by police earlier this month
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Backlash grows against Aberdeen language cuts
Thousands sign petition opposing plans to close degree programmes as university court meets to discuss whether to put plans on hold
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Ukraine loses fifth of research capacity after Russian invasion
Research time has fallen among Ukrainian scientists while 17 per cent have left the field altogether, study finds
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Times Higher Education rankings: 2024 schedule
Two new tables – on interdisciplinary science and online learning – will be published this year
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‘Weight of responsibility’ in choosing a new vice-chancellor
Chancellors might only choose vice-chancellors once a decade, but they spend the next few decades agonising about it
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Tokyo axes tuition fees for large families to boost universities
Government schemes to bolster higher education come amid ongoing population decline and recent drop in doctoral students
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Universities ‘central’ to tackling teacher training crisis
GuildHE wants to encourage universities back into teacher training and support them to deliver high-quality education in partnership with schools
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Closing the UK’s graduate route will hit Indian enrolment and UK growth
The global battle for talent means attracting students who simply can’t and won’t choose the UK if post-study work is curtailed, says Sanam Arora
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Australia cuts post-study work visas by two years
Representative groups broadly welcome focus on quality and integrity, but proposed changes to migration points test will be pivotal