Chris Havergal was appointed editor of?Times Higher Education?in March 2025. Prior to that he spent eight years as news editor. He joined?THE in 2014 as a reporter, covering areas such as?teaching and learning, access, and internationalisation.?Chris started his career as local government correspondent at the Cambridge News and holds a BA in history and an MA in medieval studies from the University of York.
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Articles by Chris Havergal
Scholarly society investigated alleged breaches of harassment and bullying policy by Alun Evans
Alongside concern about unconditional offers, Damian Hinds wants focus on improving access
For-profit institutions at particular risk of collapse, researchers say
Shadow minister says new assessment is ‘half-baked’
Country wins biggest share of advanced grants, but could soon lose access to fund
Ministers say most prestigious universities should ‘go furthest’ as they launch new guidelines
Proportion of places taken by disadvantaged students shrinks as level of qualification rises
Male voices are over-represented in our pages. We know that we have more to do to better reflect all those in the sector, but we need women’s help
Seventy per cent of voting UCU members support walking out, but 41 per cent turnout is too low for action
Welsh university says it is not currently planning compulsory redundancies but cannot rule them out in future
Vice-chancellor predicts ‘very significant’ demand at Leipzig branch campus
Chris Skidmore’s remarks may be greeted with scepticism by academics
University spokesman says decision also covers donations but does not affect ongoing partnerships
Scientists and medics have the best chance of reaching the top job in the UK, leaving other disciplines looking for answers
Birmingham academic says scale of issue in England is ‘dramatically misrepresented’
Types of assessment viewed as least susceptible to contract cheating are those least likely to be set by academics, Australian study finds
Despite widespread recognition of prevalence of errors in psychological research, academics remain reluctant to own up to their errors
Organisation follows nearly 200 German research organisations in cutting ties with publishing giant
Scientists must act in wake of He Jiankui case, say US and Chinese leaders, to avoid ‘rash or hasty political reaction’
Respondents to Social Mobility Commission poll feel on-the-job training offers better prospects than higher education
Applicants of overseas institutions still highly rated by employers overall, survey finds
‘Entry gap’ between men and women wider than ever before, Ucas data show
Awards presented in 18 categories to recognise outstanding contributions to UK higher education
Ex-submariner ‘wishes to pursue further academic opportunities and will remain active in the sector’
