Can elite business schools live up to their promise to reform capitalism?
At best, a revitalised business education can help make tomorrow’s business leaders less destructive than their predecessors, says Carl Rhodes
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UK university staff plan 18 more days of strike action
UCU committee backs escalating action in February and March after rejecting employers’ initial pay rise offer
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Ucas to replace personal statement with series of questions
Admissions service also making changes to teacher references, and plans to release details of grade profiles that were accepted onto courses
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Damning report details antisemitism within NUS
Incidents including a student leader using the words ‘the final solution’ left Jewish students?feeling like ‘pariahs’ within the UK student body
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How Birkbeck was squeezed by years of neglect for adult education
London’s revered ‘night university’ enters bicentenary year?mired in financial crisis
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Ucea reveals pay offer as decision looms on UCU strikes strategy
Union’s higher education committee meets to finalise next steps in campaign after messy debate
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Leading universities cut undergraduate recruitment by a quarter
Data lay bare how Russell Group institutions have?hit the brakes after years of expansion, as post-92s make up ground
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Do Iranian scholars actually want academic freedom?
Restrictions are partly due to a stilted academic culture in which criticism is uncomfortable, says Roohola Ramezani
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‘Disappointing’ maintenance loan uplift a ‘real-terms cut’
Westminster government criticised by sector over 2.8 per cent uplift as concern mounts over impact of cost-of-living crisis on students
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Most Hungarian universities blocked from signing new EU grants
Ban could prompt brain drain, warn experts, while university foundations are likely to be restocked with loyalists
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UK Horizon alternative ‘aims to make Brussels pick up the phone’
George Freeman ‘still pushing’ and ‘still hopeful’ on association,?but thinks forthcoming plan for UK global science role could be catalyst
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Co-create policies to tackle student drug use, universities told
Ensuring students are involved in interventions will help tackle stigma and end ‘culture of silence’, experts say
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Rice, with path-breaking leader, eyes new directions
Haitian-born DesRoches aims to grow enrolment and diversity, boost research and create new global footprint
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Study debunks idea that Covid trials cut clinical corners
Covid-19 trials were as well designed, if not better designed, than other, similar medical experiments, finds Oxford study