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Portraying ChatGPT as a playground for plagiarists is a timid response to AI’s ability to enhance research in all subjects, argues Agnieszka Piotrowska

Yvette Cooper launches mass messaging campaign warning 132,000 overseas students not to overstay visas or lodge weak asylum bids

Need to have more money in the bank when applying for a visa could prompt students to look at institutions outside the capital, poll finds

Politicians expected to leave universities to sort out their problems despite hopes for government intervention

Threat of financial collapse is causing universities to double down on an officious management style that is sapping academic morale, undermining excellence and damaging collegiality between academia’s different tribes, says Tin Sulejmanpasic 

Looking at existing services offered by other providers before tendering could help universities save up to 10 per cent, report finds

The London School of Economics philosopher speaks to Matthew Reisz about following up her best-selling memoir Free, the state of academic freedom in the UK and the US and the misogyny faced by women academics

Culture crucial to effectiveness of university boards, but growing responsibilities of voluntary governors may exclude some, Advance HE report warns

Honest and open-ended conversations over how AI can be productively used in the learning journey are needed, not ChatGPT bans, says Ava Doherty

Universities change job requirements after free speech groups raise concerns following new legislation

International students feel marketisation has brought easier admissions but lower teaching standards at prestigious British universities, finds new study

Government urged to close ‘regulation loophole’ to better protect staff and students from risks of money laundering