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Articles by Jack Grove
No-confidence motion that triggered walkouts at the University and College Union’s June congress is shelved at recall event
Strathclyde education lecturer calls for other academics to speak out
Plans to amalgamate Parisian grandes écoles into a single university grouping have been officially approved
Higher education pension scheme hits back over allegations that it has made a ‘large and demonstrable mistake’ in assessment of its long-term health
New rules requiring a female presence on doctoral defence panels at the University of Glasgow will push more ‘unrewarded’ academic tasks on to women, critics claim
Lawyer of former university president imprisoned in Turkey gives glimpse into courtroom practices faced by persecuted academics
New pilot phase of post-Brexit immigration plans will prioritise applications from European Union staff working in higher education
From the largest strike in the history of UK higher education, to the US ‘academic precariat’ looking to unionise to improve their conditions, Jack Grove assesses the changing influence of workers’ organisations
Under-pressure distance learning provider could reap rewards by opening its main campus to traditional learners, argues Higher Education Policy Institute director
Latest fall in student numbers linked to mass emigration following European Union membership in 2007
Scandal-hit organisation makes payments to hundreds of students and graduates affected by its errors
Well-paid professors who led their departments to success in the 2014 research excellence framework won higher salaries and will be even more valued in 2021, say researchers
Poll of almost 4,500 scholars reveals half support the national accreditation system for university hiring and promotions
UK-educated political scientist Sedat La?iner was sentenced after spending 26 months in pretrial custody
Fresh facilities at new Waterside campus will transform fortunes of town, says vice-chancellor
Top US universities with low numbers of ethnic minority students are most likely to use questionable practices that overplay diversity, study claims
Scholars say permanent teaching posts are left vacant as universities rely on ‘ad hoc’ lecturers
Staff at the ‘University of the Air’ are more optimistic after the end of an unloved era of leadership, but challenges remain
Scottish institution’s reparations for its slavery connections should be emulated by many more institutions, says black studies activist
Major new survey of world university leaders finds widespread acceptance that casualisation will increase
Courses in Dutch language and literature are now more popular in Poland than in the Netherlands, figures suggest
Data unclear on whether older scholars are keeping younger researchers out of jobs
Coalition leader Giuseppe Conte has been urged to back out formally of the race for a top university job
Additional contribution from staff combined with 2 per cent extra from employers would be enough to keep current USS pension scheme, say experts
