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Articles by Tom Williams
Increase to ‘ensure Welsh institutions remain competitive’ will be second time fees are hiked in space of a year
Times Higher Education journalists name the change-makers at the heart of the sector’s biggest debates over the past 12 months
Larry Ellison’s foundation expands partnership with top-ranked university that aims to address ‘humanity’s greatest challenges’
Move to restrict funding for introductory programmes seen as damaging to Westminster government’s access agenda
‘Challenger’ institutions dealt blow as regulator temporarily shuts down processes seen as crucial for launching as a provider
Process for transferring students left stranded by market exit in need of a rethink, says one of the few leaders who has gone through it
Universities should no longer give the ‘cold shoulder’ to businesses that can potentially perform functions more effectively, says Ken Sloan
Risk of Lifelong Learning Entitlement and Growth and Skills Levy working at cross-purposes without more joined-up thinking, finds report
‘Quite a few’ institutions actively considering mergers, claims David Maguire
Little prospect of convincing politicians or the public of the need to raise fees higher, leaving universities dependent on an upturn in economy and international student market, says Shitij Kapur
Shrinking humanities departments reducing options for those who wish to study close to home, finds British Academy
Few universities confirm plans to charge full uplift to all undergraduates, with sector set to miss out on millions in extra revenue
Any new home undergraduate enrolling on a course at University College Birmingham will be eligible for the allowance
Ministers may have ‘little appetite’ to revisit contentious legislation, but is just letting it lie a viable option?
Lower than anticipated student recruitment worsening financial situation for more institutions, according to OfS analysis
Chainsaw-wielding leader has shown some signs of pragmatism since historic election win but plight of the country’s highly regarded universities remains dire
New LSE vice-chancellor discusses ‘Wild West’ US, dealing with campus protests and the personal turmoil that led him to make the switch to London
London Higher chief executive moves into new role focused on translating interdisciplinary research into public policy solutions
Kemi Badenoch appears light on policy but keen to land punches – with higher education potentially again in the firing line
Economic benefit to universities and wider society still seen positively by most but negative views gaining traction, UK poll finds
Year-long postponement of lifelong learning finance mechanism presents opportunity to rethink some of its central tenets, say experts
Announcement of small inflationary increase came just days after budget left leaders in despair
MP for Havant joins Laura Trott in new Tory leader’s front-bench team
Increase in amount paid by undergraduates will not cover additional staff costs imposed on institutions in the budget
