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The student accommodation crisis seen in many UK cities highlights the need for a more strategic and sustainable approach to town-gown issues, says Neal Juster

Student union demands overhaul as post-Covid cost pressures exacerbate student poverty

Higher education settings found to be worse than schools and workplaces for accent-based discrimination

Australia¡¯s new Labor government must allow more fee flexibility for high-cost degree subjects otherwise genuine student choice will disappear, say Robert Griew and Ian Anderson

A glorious history of anti-fascist protest means anarchy is tolerated on Greek campuses, but some are ready for the repeal of academic asylum to finally be enforced

¡®Significant breaches¡¯ in student body¡¯s code of conduct identified by independent inquiry

Revolution ¡®in the making¡¯ as gender barriers torn down in campus cafeterias and students continue to march

Data theft from health insurance giant stokes fears that students could be targeted by hackers or their impersonators

¡®Dual enrolments¡¯ jump 11 per cent in a year in what colleges hope is a move that will encourage low-income students to consider higher education

Traditional view of educators as the authority in Chinese classrooms being challenged by changing attitudes, research finds

Students in England will no longer be asked about the overall quality of their course despite opposition to the move

Outgoing leader revives regulation banning demonstrations inside buildings ahead of upcoming vote on controversial new president

Burgeoning commencements suggest international education risks setting itself up for another fall

Administration nevertheless presses borrowers to persist with their applications, saying it¡¯s ¡®more committed than ever¡¯ to promise of $380 billion in relief for millions

Students face invidious options after two years of educational derailment, Australian forum hears

Institutions have been asked to experiment with curricula that create lighter workloads for staff and students

It is not enough to argue that higher education¡¯s primary relationship with the students is not labour-related, say Jeffrey Stankunas and Emily Dilloway

Federal judge finds states don¡¯t have standing to challenge debt cancellation, while Supreme Court justice sets aside emergency appeal

President also castigates Republicans as hypocritical for their opposition, as issue appears to favour Democrats in congressional elections

Scores of North American universities now cover local and national news for an audience running into the millions

Universities¡¯ marketing and motherhood statements fall short of students¡¯ ¡®more nuanced¡¯ perceptions, Australian audit finds

Evelyn Welch reflects on the legacy of slavery, preventing student suicides, and lessons for academia from her pop star daughter

Claiming nation¡¯s first-ever student-centred strategic plan, university says nation has gone too far in the direction of leaving its students to navigate basic challenges

Survey of more than 12,000 students and recent graduates finds a quarter say they do not have any friends at university

After spikes in participation in recent polls, students¡¯ role as a key voting bloc is under increased scrutiny in upcoming elections

Institution¡¯s bid to overturn ruling that Bristol failed in its duties comes amid debate over extent of institutional responsibility for undergraduate welfare

Academics say mobilisation gives universities a powerful tool, with learners who get expelled facing being sent to the Ukrainian front

Researcher encourages universities to talk openly about Fomo and the risk it poses to young students

It¡¯s the ¡®start of a revolution¡¯, students chant in third week of protests

Demand and quality questioned by businesses and universities as reforms leave majority of STEM courses at full length

Academics believe regime is ¡®unlikely¡¯ to silence ¡®spirit of opposition¡¯ gaining momentum across hundreds of campuses

Republican-led jurisdictions join private borrower in court claims citing tax losses and other harms from $300 billion giveaway

Steep rise in dropouts blamed on cost of living as inflation erodes value of student finance

Half of students feel universities are becoming less tolerant, and most back legislation on the issue, but survey reveals complex picture overall

As it emerges from its Covid isolation, Australia is rolling back restrictions on foreign students and graduates in the hope of ushering more of them into its depleted workforce. But amid competitive and political pressures, has it found the best balance between work and migration rights, asks John Ross

Embracing the concept just as many other US campuses back away, top-ranked school school hopes for lawyers who pursue public service

OIA says universities should apply regulations ¡®with some flexibility¡¯ as more learners forced to take on work or struggle to make ends meet

Retaining Covid innovations seen as possible solution to dealing with backlog

University of the West of Scotland says twice-weekly meals are a response to cost-of-living crisis

The cost-of-living crisis is bringing to a head the inadequacy of current funding and support for doctoral students, says Ellie Munro

Covid-19 illustrated how universities are not always good at taking responsibility for the practicalities of their policy statements, says Zahir Irani 

Trudeau government faces calls to follow Biden¡¯s lead, although improvement in borrower repayment terms seen as more likely

Acknowledging such students¡¯ difficult personal circumstances is an important first step to improving their graduation rates, says Ozalle Toms

Families increasingly having to help students to get through their studies as inflation erodes value of loans

Graduates report feeling happier on Saturdays and Sundays, skewing findings for researchers trying to measure well-being

Private Orthodox institution acts after US Supreme Court upholds state court recognition order that¡¯s likely to be reversed later

A large survey of students suggests that even Democrats are afraid to air their views on certain subjects. This isn¡¯t healthy, says Samuel Abrams

As oversubscribed classes become painfully commonplace, students with computer skills test marketplace to bypass administrators

UK analysis of data on siblings¡¯ attitudes challenges right-wing claims that universities ¡®indoctrinate¡¯ students into leftist thinking

As a campus guard, George Bass often sees the gaps between students¡¯ intellectual abilities and their life skills

Local store gets huge punitive court-ordered payout over campaign castigating its 2016 pursuit of shoplifting black student

Germany and France are tinkering with creaking student scholarship and support systems, but activists and experts say a complete refit is required

Academics¡¯ passion for research should feed into the ideal higher education experience, says Gill Evans

Students welcome formation of new CUHK union but say its political involvement will be limited

Survey in annual report by advocacy group Fire shows slightly less support on campuses for shouting down or using violence to deter speakers

Disaster may threaten ¡®survival and good functioning¡¯ of already cash-strapped institutions, warns sector leader

Universities must agree on sector-wide expectations and support for the growing number teaching-focused academics, says Christine Cassar

Analysis links poor salary returns to students underestimating career potential of major choices ¨C and universities not sharing earnings information

Without more reliable data on graduate employability or courses more aligned to employers¡¯ needs, Ukrainian students will continue to look elsewhere, says Alexander Kostyuk

UUK wants government to reinstate maintenance grants and increase support for graduate students