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Sutton Trust finds limited progress on opening up leading universities to less affluent school-leavers

New director promises political impartiality and a thorough consultation as English regulator gets ready to promote and protect expression on campus

Census data on higher education qualifications, which is broken down by age and sex for the first time, shows that 60 per cent of some age groups graduated from university

While academics may be dismissive, the process helps their professional colleagues recognise their own scholarly contributions, say four of them

Hesa figures suggest uptake has hit record high, with more scholars on teaching and research contracts having a teaching qualification than those employed as teaching-only

Stringing out the numerous challenges could risk influence of Teaching Excellence Framework declining across the sector, experts fear

The UK government is freezing ¡®troublemaking¡¯ educationalists out of policymaking. Universities should model better forms of debate, says Clare Brooks

Agency accused of violating Lisbon convention for quizzing students who earned foreign credit after governance rift at the University of Theatre and Film in Budapest

Top-up to funds will reimburse university staff for money lost between April 2022 ¨C when benefits were cut ¨C and April 2024 ¨C when they are set to be restored

There are doubts about the education ministry¡¯s proposed quality measures, with major players warning firmer guardrails will be needed to protect the public purse and baffled school-leavers from bad operators

The increased weighting of the environment section poses risks in an era when EDI is increasingly politicised, say Alice Sullivan and John Armstrong 

Union welcomes departure of former Imperial vice-provost, who will ¡®seek new leadership opportunities¡¯ in sector