Exam board fined over issues with online English language tests
More than 9,000 results revoked after Pearson found students had been getting others to pass tests for them
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Brexit led UK scholars to seek funding from China, study finds
Collaboration between British and Chinese scholars has increased over the past decade in the wake of the UK’s departure from the European Union
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Vice-chancellor bonuses growing despite sector funding crisis
Universities defend decision to award some vice-chancellors larger bonuses than last year, with one private institution giving boss over £100K
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Course on K-pop star ‘signals rise of serious academic subject’
The University of Southern California launches module dedicated to Korean musician G-Dragon as academics report rising interest in non-Western cultures among students
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A university-hatched bomb plot raises explosive questions for Indian HE
Last month’s deadly car bombing at Delhi’s Red Fort, allegedly planned and perpetrated by academics and doctors, has left observers asking what such an outrage says about the nature, quality and...
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Neuro-inclusive teaching is vital to any skills revolution
Universities need to create environments that value every learner’s cognitive diversity as a source of creativity and innovation, says Imran Mir
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Southampton Solent staff vote to strike over pensions dispute
Union members back industrial action in early 2026 as row over pensions continues while Essex employees also launch ballot
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OfS refers more institutions to watchdog over strike response
English regulator warns multiple unnamed universities may have breached consumer protection legislation
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Hard conversations needed after Bondi attack, universities told
Reconceive disagreement as an opportunity to engage rather than a problem to be solved or sidestepped, experts urge, following terrorist tragedy on iconic beach
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Colleges in limbo amid ‘two-year wait’ for degree-awarding powers
Institutions warn delays after reopening of English sector registrations are jeopardising their financial sustainability
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Disadvantaged students ‘worst hit’ by humanities fee hike
Former administration’s tuition fee reforms undermining Albanese government mission to promote equitable enrolments
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Trans scholars being ‘pushed out of academia’, researchers warn
Universities ‘afraid to be trans inclusive’ after Supreme Court ruling and OfS Sussex fine, leaving staff fearing ‘hostile environment’
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Faces of 2025: who shaped higher education headlines this year
Times Higher Education journalists name the change-makers at the heart of the sector’s biggest debates over the past 12 months
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Zootopia 2 shows academia the way on combating harm
Disney’s latest film highlights that behind symbolic progress on ‘complex’ issues often lies a fear of genuine change, says Éile Rasmussen