Higher fees have not dampened long-term demand, says Ucas
Higher tuition fees in the UK have not slowed the long-term trend of increasing demand for university education, according to a new analysis by Ucas.
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More universities pledge to withhold pay from boycott staff
At least three more universities are to withhold full pay from staff participating in the marking boycott over proposed pension changes.
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Warburg Institute court judgment handed down
Both institute and University of London claim success
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Dame Wendy Hall attacks computer science employability 'myth'
Southampton academic says statistics hiding reality for graduates
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Government rules out student loans review
The government has ruled out an urgent review of the sustainability of the student loans system despite being advised to do so by a group of MPs
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É«ºÐÖ±²¥ podcast: 6-12 November 2014 issue review
Download the podcastThe difficulties faced by early career researchers looking for university posts, the declining number of mature students in the UK, and this week’s Times Higher Education Books...
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Marking boycott: universities threatened with further action if they dock pay
UCU writes to pre-92 institutions warning them not to withhold salary over pensions dispute action
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Q&A with Dame DeAnne Julius
We speak to the new chair of council at University College London
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Sir Steve Smith: 'One v-c said I’d done moral equivalent of invading Iraq'
É«ºÐÖ±²¥ speaks to former UUK president, Sir Steve Smith, four years on from the tuition fee protests
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Christine Temple, 1958-2014
The founding professor and first head of the department of psychology at the University of Essex has died
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Call to end ‘postcode lottery’ of tuition fee cash for pensions black hole
UEL vice-chancellor says it is wrong that students’ money is used to prop up local government schemes
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UUK obstinacy has forced UCU marking boycott
Sally Hunt explains why union members are taking action this week over changes to pensions
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Hundreds of PhD students chasing every early career post
É«ºÐÖ±²¥ study reveals intense competition for roles at Russell Group universities, despite new openings for those seeking a research career
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Mature students: lifelong learning on life support?
Matthew Reisz talks to academics about their experiences of teaching older learners, while Holly Else analyses the decline in the number of mature students
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Open doors make a fairer world, says José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero
‘Non-political’ visa policy, Spanish language and top business schools are key to Spanish sector’s future, according to Spain’s former leader