Tom Williams is deputy news editor. He joined Times Higher Education in March 2022?as a reporter covering teaching and employment issues. He was previously a news reporter at Metro.co.uk and worked as a journalist for the Oxford Mail and BBC Radio Oxford. Tom holds a BA in politics from the University of Nottingham and an MA in journalism and media studies from the University of Sussex.?
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Articles by Tom Williams
Students turning to AI to generate answers undermines business case of contract cheating industry
Plugging gaps with higher fees paid by students from overseas has allowed institutions to dodge political battles over funding, but it won’t last
Neuroscientist to leave post in summer 2024 after 14 years in charge
Union announces plans to go ahead with walkouts across six days in March to ‘ramp up pressure’ as Acas talks near conclusion
Governments could bankrupt three-quarters of institutions by blocking students from travelling abroad, says vice-chancellor
Sector must show tangible benefits of funding or public will prioritise other things, poll finds
OfS’ proposed scheme might unintentionally endorse personal relationships between staff and students, campaigners warn
Biochemist ends nine-year tenure at Norwich institution after staff pass vote of no confidence
Major governance reform ‘desperately needed’ despite improving financial health of UK’s biggest higher education scheme
All staff covered by national negotiations to receive 2 per cent or ?1,000 more in March
Former head of income and payments was able to cover up his crimes for 30 years
Third of ONS survey respondents say they are less likely to begin another course due to financial difficulties
Protesters set sights on those seen as responsible for low-quality education after raid on country’s most important university
University admits it could have been more flexible when making decision that affected postgraduate’s right to stay in the UK
English regulator plans to order institutions to create registers of relationships, with expectation that staff who keep liaisons secret will be sacked
Vice-chancellor warns of cuts to areas such as degree apprenticeships and infrastructure projects if fee squeeze continues
UCU leadership criticised for making ‘unilateral’ decisions as academics scramble to get back to work
All sides hail significant progress, with phasing-out of zero-hours contracts and higher wages for lower paid to be discussed in two-week talks
Advance HE survey finds retention rates have recovered after the easing of Covid restrictions, with students also happier with levels of staff engagement
Japanese winger’s former professor helps assess how much of his success can be attributed to a thesis on dribbling
Edtech giant prepares to offer customers new tool from April as it grapples with challenges posed by ChatGPT
In THE survey, university leaders rebuff unions’ calls for double-digit pay rises as some stress current offer is already unaffordable
Acas to mediate between unions and employers in an attempt to resolve deadlock on pay
AI-generated answers showed ‘new, non-obvious and clinically valid’ insights in tests usually taken by students after years of study
