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Articles by Jack Grove
Austerity's icy grip may cause permanent damage to sectors in Spain, Italy and Ireland. Jack Grove writes
Head teacher castigates A level and calls for vice-chancellors to back 'tougher' International Baccalaureate. Jack Grove writes
Links between terrorism and universities have been overstated, a committee of MPs has concluded, but some institutions are guilty of complacency on the issue.
Non-EU postgraduates to pay same price as home students in sweeping reforms. Jack Grove reports
An independent inquiry has been launched to investigate postgraduate education.
Expanding the number of international students in the UK is not necessarily a good thing, immigration minister Damian Green has suggested.
Jack Grove and Sarah Cunnane report on what the 2012 applications figures mean for the sector
University applications from UK-based students have fallen by 8.7 per cent, official figures show, with those in England falling further still.
The government has named its preferred candidate to lead the university access watchdog the Office for Fair Access.
A motion of no confidence in University College London provost Malcolm Grant tabled by the institution’s students’ union has been defeated.
An independent commission has been set up to see if higher tuition fees are deterring poorer students from applying to university.
A university does not need a charter or even walls - open minds are enough, argue groups whose challenges to convention have been invigorated by recent protest movements. Jack Grove reports
Undergraduates should have study skills classes throughout their entire degree course rather than just a handful of sessions in their first year, the National Union of Students has said.
Mission groups blame school policy for Britons' lack of linguistic enthusiasm. Jack Grove reports
A scientist was forced to leave his job at the University of Manchester after being subjected to a "barrage of shouting and verbal abuse" by a senior professor, a tribunal has ruled.
The University of Sussex has been urged to rethink a decision to close most of its lifelong learning department.
Fourteen doctoral training partnerships for the biosciences have been unveiled.
Measures to cut red tape and reduce tax burdens on universities will strengthen their autonomy, David Willetts has said.
Job losses expected across all faculties as London Metropolitan bids to save ?7m. Jack Grove writes
Scholars should go easy on the jokes as a bad crack can cause all sorts of problems. Jack Grove reports
NUS president tells Jack Grove that taxpayers will baulk at paying shareholders for ill-judged reforms
Bullying and fear of being fired may deter staff from lifting lid on scientific misconduct. Jack Grove writes
Young people who attend summer schools are significantly more likely to go to university, research by the Sutton Trust suggests.
University applicants are most likely to turn to their friends and families for advice about where to study, a survey of over 2,000 people suggests.
