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Articles by Jack Grove
Universities should lower their entry tariff requirements for students born in August to reflect the lower achievement levels of children born in the summer, a new study suggests.
Questions are raised about whether colleges have outgrown the university’s federal structure
Undergraduate-led learning environment is eroding academics’ authority, Jack Grove writes
Embattled French leader’s attempts to fix university sector’s problems have met with a mixed response
In trying to please everyone, can Fran?ois Hollande’s reforms really hope to solve French higher education’s thorniest problems? Jack Grove reports
University College London is seeking a new site for its ?1 billion Stratford campus after abandoning contoversial plans to redevelop a housing estate in East London.
College leaders have voted to scrap the University of London Union after backing a review which said the student union’s federal structure was outdated and offered poor value for money.
Glass ceiling remains in place for female academics. Jack Grove reports
University of London college targets graduate employability and research cash
Cut on cards as union looks to live within its means
Students from ethnic minorities are less likely to be offered a place at a leading research-intensive university than white pupils with the same A-level grades, the UK’s admissions service has confirmed
The University of Manchester has equalled the record for University Challenge wins after beating University College London in last night’s final
Union takes on management over ‘academic annex’ reforms
Research paints picture of permanent revolution in sector since mid-1990s
The proportion of young people accessing higher education hit a record high of 49 per cent as students scrambled to avoid last year’s tuition fee hikes, a new study says.
University staff have been offered a 0.5 per cent pay increase for the next academic year – far below unions’ claims for a salary rise in excess of 3 per cent.
Students at the London School of Economics who were have hit out at the university, saying it has placed them in greater danger than the trip itself.
Legal challenge helped save overseas students from deportation
Western universities are refining their offerings as the city-state’s economy gets back on track. Jack Grove reports from the UAE
University says problems at partner colleges affect just 3% of students
The US dominates this year’s CWTS Leiden Ranking of the world’s top universities.
Cross-party group will review for-profit higher education operators
Affluent students who miss out on elite places ‘hyper-mobilise’ to retain status
In a world untouched by the Sun for millennia, a UK scientist found research heaven and arachnophobe hell
