Increasing numbers of students are seeking counselling, suffering from depression and even feeling suicidal. Jason Murugesu urges universities to put much stronger systems in place to provide...
We answer some of your questions about the Times Higher Education Europe Teaching Rankings
Event in Russia will explore how universities can adapt to changes in technology
Lack of community involvement spawns misunderstanding of international education, says veteran politician and diplomat
Tributes paid to ‘true pioneer’ among female leaders in US college athletics
Machine learning pioneer on how he became obsessed with stars as a child, why many AIÂ predictions are just hype, and whether he is tempted to join big tech full-time
New É«ºÐÖ±²¥ report on development of Chinese university system sounds warnings that continued expansion may not be a given
Social scientists argue a lack of access stops them and the public understanding online phenomena – but hope pressure from Brussels could change this
Experts sceptical of free-college methods, but welcome party-wide commitment for 2020 poll
Previously unseen data emerge as survey reveals universities’ anxiety over recruitment and retention
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
Bureaucracy is the bane of every academic’s life. But who is to blame for its proliferation – and how can it be kept in check? Six academics have their say – while a registrar offers an equal and...
State school students are more prominent at undergraduate level, but what about postgraduate, ask Claire Hann and Danny Dorling
The REF is a prime example of the sort of elaborate, burdensome process that potentially adds comparatively little value
Australian research highlights contrasting motivations of students and their parents, and the need to appeal to both groups