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
Nick Welch, chief operating officer at Arts University Bournemouth, found to have conned the British army out of private school fees
‘Significant increase’ in attacks recorded by National Cyber Security Centre since February
Leader only started in January but provoked fury by using N-word in call with students
Former ombudsman to examine allegations of ‘anti-black conduct’ going unaddressed after furore over Adam Habib’s comments
With record number applications and likely grade inflation, English regulator warns universities against ‘sacrificing quality for inflated intakes’
Mental health champion to lead sector representative group
Funder says it is unlikely to be able to support ‘majority’ of awards beyond July, and will be unable to approve new applications
Universities UK raises concern about influence of regulator on fund’s valuation, while indicating possible reforms to benefits
Two-thirds of UK students say well-being has worsened since start of term, ONS reports
Graduate route will allow international students to to stay in the country to work for two years, or three for doctoral students
Advanced Research and Invention Agency bill confirms plan to place agency beyond reach of Freedom of Information Act
Ministers promise innovative funding models for Advanced Research and Invention Agency following debate on relationship with umbrella body
Holyrood ministers say pandemic restrictions mean students have been unable to gain sufficient clinical experience
Appointment of former Conservative MP as chair of English higher education regulator ‘adds to catalogue of cronyism’
Gavin Williamson tells English regulator it ‘should not hesitate’ to issue fines if planned absolute baselines are not met
Education Select Committee endorses appointment of Lord Wharton as Office for Students chair
Respondents to THE survey reject idea of tuition fee refunds for students
Updated guidance in line with Westminster government’s plan to announce phased route out of the coronavirus lockdown on 22 February
Much more cash – and fundamental reform – needed to alleviate impact of Covid-19 on learners, say unions
Full impact of pandemic on Office of the Independent Adjudicator caseload may yet emerge
Scottish university hopes to resume face-to-face tuition on postgraduate taught courses
Historian has held a series of senior roles across UK sector but also attracted criticism from grassroots staff over pay and pensions
More than 13,000 sign petition calling for blanket policy to protect students’ grades from impact of coronavirus pandemic
Policymakers urged to spread best practice rather than use heavy-handed regulation to force focus on retention
