Chris Havergal has been news editor since February 2017. Previously he was a reporter who covered areas including teaching and learning, access, and internationalisation.?Chris started his career as local government correspondent at the Cambridge News and holds a BA in history and an MA in medieval studies from the University of York.
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Articles by Chris Havergal
Former presidential candidate says institutions must deliver courses more cheaply and that student loan burden must be eased
As new funding model looms, technology body’s incoming chief executive acknowledges some services may need cutting but highlights organisation’s value to higher education sector
Technology could be used to encourage undergraduates at risk of spreading virus to stay at home
Rama Thirunamachandran to lead sector body while teaching excellence tops the political agenda
The ineffectiveness of the Mogadishu government is not stopping university leaders from trying to drive up standards
Study suggests BME students could be missing out on places because institutions are trying to shape ethnic mix
Universities believed to be looking to Continent to make up shortfalls in domestic enrolment
Paul Feldman joins sector technology body as it shifts to new funding model
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development says many school-leavers may be better off enrolling on apprenticeships
Warwick study highlights high dropout rate and queries social mobility benefits
Paper argues that mobile game’s addictive appeal could be harnessed to improve course retention
Ali Bongo Ondimba donates property in Libreville to state, free of charge
European Parliament study highlights pursuit of profit and ‘elite’ monopoly on mobility
More than 420,000 students placed at UK universities by end of 13 August
More than 409,000 accepted on to courses as clearing gets under way, up 3 per cent on last year
One in 20 respondents to NUS survey say they would have been better off not going to university
UK’s quality body rejects funding council proposals to scrap institutional reviews
Students ‘in strong position’ as number controls lifted, say sector observers
England urged to learn from country where attrition rates rose after student numbers cap was lifted
Postgraduate loans are around the corner; will they drive fees up?
Twelve universities across the continent are offering course aimed at next generation of development professionals
Results could be used as part of teaching excellence framework to determine which universities can charge higher fees
Pair of employees at the American University in Dubai deny criminal charges
Sorana Vieru says exams and essays 'privilege' more advantaged students, calls for changes to 'Middle Ages' format
