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Latest É«ºÐÖ±²¥ Office statistics show student visa bids hit five-year low for pivotal recruitment month

Social mobility charity urges universities to double down on access efforts after releasing new analysis showing benefits of higher education

Party’s higher education spokesperson calls for all university students to have at least English and maths GCSEs

The founding of The Times Higher Education Supplement in 1971 ushered in a sense of a coherent higher education community and launched the careers of many celebrated journalists. To mark what is now É«ºÐÖ±²¥â€™s 55th anniversary, Matthew Reisz speaks to many of them – and hears about backstreet boozers, Hawaiian blizzards and living in ‘a constant ambience of fart’

Universities welcome budget measures to ease burden on students, but say financial problems left ‘essentially untouched’

Beijing-organised monitoring of UK seminars endangers student safety and free speech, says UCL censorship critic

University leaders split over how much of the sector has been hit by tighter immigration compliance rules, although financial fallout may force rethink on HE funding model, some predict

‘Pay-per-use’ model hailed as ‘game-changer’, giving AI agents access to primary literature

UCU calls on institutions to rethink restructuring plans as industrial action affects large swathes of sector

Students left underoccupied and ‘kicking their heels’ at university, according to former Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman

Francis Halzen awarded prize for contributions to IceCube Neutrino Observatory that could ‘reveal previously unknown cosmic phenomena’

BCU leader tells Conservative conference that high-ranking universities ought not to be treated as a ‘template for the rest’