Anna was a reporter covering teaching, learning and student issues, as well as higher education in Africa and the Middle East. Previously she was a reporter for Research Fortnight and news editor of the Brixton Bugle. She has a BA in contemporary history and an MA in modern European history from the University of Sussex.?She left Times Higher Education in 2021.?
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Articles by Anna McKie
People will always ‘come up with the same bullshit’ to support anti-science agendas, says Nasa scientist
THE survey finds that students rate in-person tuition significantly more highly
As most universities say they will keep some elements online in the autumn term, London institution plans to buck the trend
Brexit and Covid-19 have led to the first increase in the UK student proportion since the late 2000s, analysis shows
Two weeks after results there is unusually low activity and a big increase in deferrals
Universities recognise the need for flexible and continuing education but are still seeking the most appropriate strategy. Anna McKie reports
Increase in proportion of women submitting preprints was reversed during lockdowns, particularly in Covid-related disciplines
Oxbridge reiterates threat to pull out of teacher training, as UCL slams proposals as ‘extensive and damaging disruption’
Becoming majority shareholder in branch campus will ‘secure the future’ of the institution in the region
THE survey shows most institutions ‘encouraging’ use of face coverings around campuses, but Sage members say they should be required in classes, too
It may already be too late to rethink assessments ahead of next admissions cycle, expert warns
Sector relishing support for wider dissemination of scholarship but takes issue with some of the details
Highly selective institutions’ recruitment of English school-leavers up 31 per cent year-on-year, as medical students offered incentives to transfer
Publishers criticise continued embrace of ‘green’ model alongside ‘gold’, but funder insists it has struck the right balance
Government adjusts cap on medicine places to deal with demand
As THE survey reveals teaching plans for autumn term, MP warns negative perceptions of digital tuition could figure in fees debate
Ending automatic inflationary increases in benefits should keep contributions below 30 per cent of salary, says joint statement
Union members overwhelmingly back action even as number of compulsory redundancies slashed to two
Westminster reforms would force leading providers out of sector, representative body warns
New MillionPlus chief executive says blinkered focus on graduate employment data could make life ‘very difficult’ for modern institutions
English sector leaders fear cuts to London weighting and arts funding could be compounded by fee cut
Hepi survey also shows that only 51 per cent of students felt safe the first time they had sex at university
Despite condemnation in consultation, English regulator pushes ahead with cuts that ‘recklessly level down’ London institutions
Public survey reveals divides among voting, class, age and educational background on the value of higher education
