HE Bill faces tortuous path through parliamentary ‘ping pong’
Lords may insist on changes if they scent chance of overturning UK government’s slim Commons majority
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Stem populism by embracing dissent, universities told
Expert on EU warns academics against a ‘Brussels monopoly’ over how they research the union
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Is my PhD my midlife crisis?
Fiona Dobbie is loving life as a PhD student, and hopes any midlife crisis it represents will end on graduation day
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Shoes off: the art of using drama to teach business
Warwick Business School’s purpose-built studio aims to boost students’ creativity
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In defence of the National Student Survey
John Cater maligns the misuse of an NSS that can offer genuine insight into university teaching
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Make research distinctive, not just about REF success
Discussion of research excellence framework reform has overlooked the role of research itself, argues Kevin Hetherington
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Imperial president: UK 'open and welcoming' for Indian students
Alice Gast pens Times of India opinion piece urging Indians to ignore UK visa 'misperceptions'
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Russia targets soft power, not money, from international students
Analysis shows more than two-thirds of overseas learners come from former Soviet states
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Game-playing to continue in REF 2021, conference told
Economist says universities will simply ‘play different types of games’ after Stern review
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U15 head predicts post-Brexit 'gold rush' for EU universities
Comments are a further sign that European institutions are gearing up to poach UK-based researchers
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Jailed Iranian academic on hunger and thirst strike
Brussels-based scholar Ahmadreza Djalali has lost 27kg while in detention in Iran
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É«ºÐÖ±²¥ podcast: Asia Universities Summit 2017
The upcoming Asia Universities Summit in South Korea discussed by the Times Higher Education team
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Dean warns academics against ‘politically charged sentiment’
Some scholars at Canadian university say comments ‘infringe on academic freedom’