Tom Williams is news editor. He joined Times Higher Education in March 2022?as a reporter covering teaching and employment issues. He was previously a news reporter at Metro.co.uk and worked as a journalist for the Oxford Mail and BBC Radio Oxford. Tom holds a BA in politics from the University of Nottingham and an MA in journalism and media studies from the University of Sussex.?
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Articles by Tom Williams
University says it intends to phase out teaching in areas also including art history and journalism, as UWE becomes latest institution to announce job cuts
Institution hopes to become the University of Greater Manchester to boost its graduates’ employment prospects
Minister calls on universities to learn lessons from last year’s disruption at Commons hearing
Institutions need more flexibility on whether to participate in mandatory government-run pensions scheme, Ucea and UUK argue
Short deadline for universities dealing with issues internally will ‘inundate’ regulator with partially investigated cases, sector fears
Winchester, Surrey and Queen Mary latest to shed academic positions as industrial disputes heat up elsewhere
Incumbent’s narrow margin of victory does little to assuage critics of her first five years in charge of union
Some of the country’s biggest institutions have suffered bruising defeats of late despite the justice system generally favouring the powerful. What explains this losing streak and will it change anything?
Three business school researchers who lost their jobs after their research was seen as not meeting strategic priorities win employment case
Ewan McGaughey says ‘it’s not over’ after narrowly missing out on unseating incumbent Jo Grady
Incumbent run close by King’s College London professor Ewan McGaughey in poll
Government considers whether number of entrants to universities in research-intensive grouping should still be a measure of school performance
Rectors call for budget increases and wage rises for staff or institutions will soon be unable to function
University of London institutions announce plans to restructure departments, affecting dozens of jobs
English regulator considers changes to nationwide outreach programme after report finds impact is patchy
Development of ‘cold spots’ without arts and humanities programmes prompts calls for more strategic approach to university provision
Those living with chronic energy-impairing illnesses need support from funders and publishers, not just universities, says researcher
Sector leaders hint at coming regulation at often-chaotic Public Accounts Committee hearing
Couple whose daughter died while studying at Bristol argue legislation can provide clarity as universities contend with spate of student suicides
University’s subcontracted courses first to come under greater scrutiny from Office for Students
Sector should embrace ‘light touch’ regulation of subcontracted courses, argue leaders of Buckinghamshire New University
Two authors employed on service contracts for 15 years argued they were denied workplace rights
Parties to return to court having failed to reach agreement in case that could have wide-ranging implications for UK sector
Students sue Chichester over axeing of unique course, alleging discrimination and breach of contract
