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
Peers also slam government figure on student terrorists used to persuade Lords of need for new laws
The next parliament is likely to include a disproportionately high number of MPs who graduated from Oxbridge, new research suggests.
Aberystwyth University will run voluntary severance scheme despite having already spent millions on restructuring
Elite claim ever-greater share, while 11 institutions fight over remaining 11%, says NUS Scotland analysis
Writing may be on the wall for Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, according to policy thinktanks
Compilers of a league table say fear of offending students has gone too far
More than two-thirds of all graduates stay close to home for their first job, a new report reveals
Proposed amendment seeks to emphasise importance of freedom of speech
A new study has found restrictions on freedom of expression at four out of five UK universities
Fewer than four out of 10 MPs think that UK universities do a good job of using their funding efficiently, according to a new poll
A wide range of essential under-the-radar tasks sustain academic culture, but who will perform them in an increasingly careerist academy?
A Dutch-born scholar and research administrator wonders if the British class system plays a role in views about division of labour
Alumni expected to become lifelong investors in higher education, UUK and CASE Europe conference hears
Newcastle scholar Sugata Mitra’s $1 million prize helps fund self-organised learning environments worldwide
A cross-party group of MPs has launched a fresh bid to get international students removed from the UK’s net migration target.
Qatar and Lebanon are the top performers in a snapshot of what a new ranking for universities in the Middle East and North Africa could look like
Students enrolling at ‘lousy’ private colleges should not be allowed to access public funding, a former education minister and vice-chancellor has said
Scottish universities have accused the Holyrood government of ‘holding back’ ?21.5 million of funding for the sector
Glyndwr University has named Graham Upton, the former vice-chancellor of Oxford Brookes University, as its interim vice-chancellor
London Business School has continued its climb up the Financial Times’ Global MBA Ranking, claiming second place in the 2015 table
As Burns Night is celebrated around the world, the work of Scotland’s national poet is being brought to a new audience
A joint graduate school is to be established in the Chinese city of Tianjin by the University of Glasgow and Nankai University
Angela Constance urges universities to take the lead on access as she decries principals’ pay rises and confirms talks on post-study work visa
Local residents won’t be forgotten amid expansion to boost student experience and strategic research areas, says Anton Muscatelli
