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Articles by Chris Havergal
Academics resign from voluntary positions after funder follows ‘strong preference’ of minister ‘outraged’ by posts on Israel-Hamas conflict, with union warning that more could follow
Most Grand Canyon University students on affected programmes had to pay as much as $12,000 (?10,000) more than advertised, says Department of Education
Catriona Jackson says conclusion of major sector review will be ‘a good time to depart’
Norwegian public health official to succeed Sir Jeremy Farrar at biomedical science funder
Sector organisations warn that country risks brain drain if it does not end stagnation in investment
Top-up to funds will reimburse university staff for money lost between April 2022 – when benefits were cut – and April 2024 – when they are set to be restored
Union welcomes departure of former Imperial vice-provost, who will ‘seek new leadership opportunities’ in sector
UK science secretary claims she is taking a stand against the ‘slow creep of wokeism’ in academia
Vice-chancellors express ‘near unanimous’ support for lowering costs and restoring benefits, and want it to happen more quickly than scheduled
Union brands proposal to limit impact of industrial action on students ‘a spiteful attack on workers everywhere’
Think twice before pushing bush campuses into national institution or shotgun marriages with research elite, says Chris Hutchison
Cultural anthropologist Genevieve Bell, a former Intel vice-president, will succeed Brian Schmidt at start of 2024
Discovery adds to multimillion-pound repair bill on brutalist campus and comes as managers battle spiralling deficit
British Academy also reports awarding cash to researchers from a wider range of institutions
Biologist will have headed leading public institution for 17 years by time of his departure
Ipsos polling shows lukewarm support for graduate tax, especially among younger respondents
Hewlett Foundation president to join institution in April 2024, succeeding Baroness Shafik
Cambridge-based chipmaker Arm warns of ‘clear mismatch’ between graduate skills and industry needs
Union criticises Chichester’s plan to sack Hakim Adi, first British person of African heritage to become a professor of history
Keith Brown likens academics taking part in ‘shameful’ industrial action to those who ‘build their lives on the shattered dreams of others’
English regulator rejects most criticism of proposals, but acknowledges that it should consider an institution’s ability to pay before it finalises costs
Long-awaited consultation response parks proposal to introduce sector-wide minimum entry requirements but slashes foundation year fee limit
Sector leaders insist rises of up to 7 per cent announced by Rishi Sunak are ‘irrelevant’ to higher education dispute
Multi-campus eastern institution announces union with land-based college
