Anxiety ‘understandable’ but science money ‘is there’ – Vallance
Science minister says way physics funding cuts were communicated was ‘pretty gruesome’ but insists most budgets will increase
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Disappointment as Rachel Reeves silent on student loans
Critics decry ‘missed opportunity’ to help graduates as chancellor skips chance to cut debt levels
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Deadly incidents show hazing ‘deeply embedded’ despite new US law
Enhanced reporting and training requirements came into force just over a year ago but student deaths continue
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Bitcoin billionaire targets Nobel Prizes with £20 million gift
Mega-donation from Ben Delo highlights growing interest from tech moguls in alternative science funding structures
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Post-study visa fee doubles as Canberra battles ‘integrity risks’
Shock decision will put off more students, say critics, with visa grant rates already plummeting
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Iran’s recent student protests point to a monarchist post-war future
Unlike those in the West, Iranian students explicitly reject a leftism they see as supportive of the Islamic Republic, says Roohola Ramezani
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Universities across Middle East shut down amid airstrikes
Governments in UAE, Qatar and Bahrain order institutions to shift to online learning after Iran launches drone and missile attacks
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Remote Australian university shelves plan to open base in London
Under-fire Charles Darwin University decides to concentrate on core business after resignation of vice-chancellor
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Scholars stung in free speech rows call for complaints scheme
Lengthy wait for legislation to introduce an amended Office for Students-run grievance process is unnecessary, claim campaigners
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Lincoln Bishop pivot to law, business raises GUS ‘takeover’ fears
Figures with links to private education group appointed to university’s board to provide ‘strategic’ guidance
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UK universities join forces to coordinate support for refugees
New platform launched to coordinate responses to humanitarian crises will initially focus on refugee inclusion in branch campuses
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Hiring established scholars to junior Oxbridge roles imperils disciplines
As lay-offs continue elsewhere, postdocs’ inability to land permanent roles will block the pipeline of future faculty, Cambridge academics argue