Contact fallacies
Your story 鈥淯niversity applicants 鈥榚xpect more contact hours than at school鈥欌 (www.timeshighereducation.com, 4 July) reports survey findings that 60 per cent of new undergraduates expect to have more...
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Sufficient licence
In his letter 鈥淲orking the seams鈥 (15 June) arguing against robust European Union-wide text and data mining exceptions, Stephen Lotinga of the Publishers Association asserts that the likes of Google...
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No bats or cats?
Philosopher Stephen Mumford (鈥淭he truth is out there鈥, Features, 29聽June) is concerned about practical relevance in his subject, yet his 鈥渕etaphysics of absences鈥 seems limited to one room that lacks...
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Failure to embrace new teaching techniques not just about fear of embarrassment
There are many reasons why academics shun new pedagogical styles, say Lauren Herckis, Richard Scheines and Joel Smith
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Justine Greening: Labour鈥檚 free tuition plan 鈥榯hreat to access鈥
Education secretary warns against following Scotland鈥檚 no-fees policy in England
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Judge dismisses lawsuit against Texas campus carry law
Court rules that professors suing the state did not provide evidence that presence of guns would impact on free speech
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The university where traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine sit side by side
Chris Parr visits a university aiming to be the best in the world at both Western and traditional Chinese medicine
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Cambridge plans postgraduate growth to counter financial worries
University cites Brexit as factor causing financial uncertainty 鈥 but also as recruitment 鈥榦pportunity鈥
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As Western boycotts continue, Israeli universities look to Asia
First Israeli university in China welcomes students this summer
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UK foreign aid budget 鈥榮hould fund university scholarships鈥
Thinktank recommends new scheme to increase inward and outward student mobility and boost UK鈥檚 soft power
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Australian government plans under fire from HE sector
Universities warn of damage from cuts and performance-contingent funding proposals
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Trump and Brexit: a catastrophic North Atlantic alliance
The election of President Trump and Brexit have created a perception that the US and UK no longer welcome international student mobility, say Aldwyn Cooper and Marguerite Dennis
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Scrap plans for evening teaching shifts, college told
Ravensbourne鈥檚 plans to stretch the teaching timetable to 7.30pm triggers staff revolt