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Education secretary Gavin Williamson pressed on whether government wants to ‘pick and choose’ which universities to save

Three experts share the wisdom gained by business schools from decades of experience in offering distance and digital learning to students

Experts say UK government has made good start but must address further uncertainties and Visa Application Centre closures

Global recession may make public and policymakers think more about those ‘at the bottom of society’, says social policy academic

Concerns over student number control proposal aired as universities consider starting autumn term online

Some types of patient data, crucial for understanding who might be worst hit by the virus, are often inaccessible for researchers. A new portal hopes to change that

Jeffrey Kennedy, Simon Pek and Graham Smith explore ways of involving students far more deeply in the decisions that affect them

In a country where students are heavily dependent on part-time jobs, the pandemic shutdown has devastated incomes, leading to calls for government help

Ed Byrne is latest leader to take voluntary pay cut to manage the financial impact of the pandemic

Email sent to staff said the University of Manchester predicted it could lose £270m in one year due to sharp decrease in tuition fees

Jo Johnson tells Times Higher Education event that universities should ‘take advantage’ of crisis to build on experience of online teaching

Treasury’s opposition to Universities UK’s rescue package could be overcome if institutions offer extra assistance to graduates, Lord Willetts tells É«ºÐÖ±²¥ event