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Universities of all types are embracing the earn-while-you-learn qualifications but government can do more too, says Exeter¡¯s vice-chancellor Lisa Roberts

Holyrood government extends home fee status to 19 students kicked off courses after the Taliban banned women from universities

Degrees taught in Hindi might play well with Modi fans but this shift risks IITs¡¯ global reputation for producing outstanding graduates, says Eldho Mathews

Student-led downfall of autocratic leader has catalysed national conversation about the place of politics on university campuses typically beset by violence 

Thomas Ehrlich based latest book on run-ins with legendary Indiana basketball coach Bob Knight

The OfS¡¯ approach is evolving, partly reflecting the fact that a course¡¯s long-term value is not always immediately obvious, says John Blake

More sixth-formers choosing to study only STEM or social science subjects, squeezing university arts and humanities departments even harder

Rather than lament student attitudes, we should ask if meaningful exchanges of ideas in class are still possible, say Mikael And¨¦hn and Alan Bradshaw

Continued prioritisation is essential to maintain gains in student health and wellness, as well as to feed into elite sport, says Amanda Broderick

Proportion of students getting a first dips below 30 per cent for first time since 2018-19

At least half of the incidents had ¡®no connection¡¯ with the university, according to report

Not international, not domestic, no networks, transient mindset: new support group raises the bar for students from forced migration backgrounds

In the face of a deadly crackdown on demonstrators, student groups in Bangladesh are at the forefront of calls for reform

Fees for humanities degrees reach dizzying milestone, raising questions over how many will ever be repaid

Universities are under pressure to better protect students from ¡®ragging¡¯ after the death of a fresher last year

Accusing Israel of ¡®apartheid¡¯ and ¡®genocidal attacks¡¯ provoked ¡®anxiety and fear¡¯ among Jewish students, investigation says

Our experiences on a remote Massachusetts island showed us how liberal arts education could be, say Nathan Badger and Maya Rosen

Clauses that gave institution ¡®broad discretion¡¯ to increase fees mid-course and avoid liability during strikes among those highlighted by Office for Students

First comprehensive research university to fully switch to block teaching believes it is destined to become ¡®more mainstream¡¯

State governments, policy experts and law council present united front against federal proposal

Off-campus trips have manifold benefits, especially for poorer students. We mustn¡¯t lose them to technology or cost-cutting, says Robert Phillips

Benefits of having a shorter commute diminish beyond 15- to 20-minute mark, mirroring findings of ¡®15-minute city¡¯ movement

We should not deprive numerous hard-pressed students of valuable flexibility merely to ensure that the ¡®undeserving¡¯ don¡¯t skip classes, say five experts

Summer schools are sometimes dismissed as money-spinning playgrounds for rich overseas students. But with academic life increasingly characterised by heavy workloads and regulation, faculty should cherish the freedom they offer to deliver truly excellent learning experiences, says James Gazzard

Cambridge study finds long-lasting benefits to mindfulness sessions, but these did not extend to improved academic performance

Prime minister promises to investigate ¡®murders¡¯ after student protests against government hiring practices turn deadly

Students at National Taiwan University subjected to further harm after reporting misconduct, according to investigators

Survey finds widening gap between hopes and expectations of students from richest and poorest backgrounds

Tom Jackson resigns at Cal Poly Humboldt after ordering police raid on student demonstrators, amid nationwide pushback against hardline responses

With students studying in England no longer quizzed on their overall satisfaction, THE crunches the numbers to calculate which UK university has the most satisfied students

Body found in river after gathering of a fraternity and a sorority that both had histories of alcohol-related violations

Students show rising levels of satisfaction with courses at UK universities

Far-off trial date leaves uncertainty hanging over claimants and universities as new legal ruling issued

The instinct to err on the side of non-transparency is understandable, but the accused get more protection than the victims, say five experts

While turnout fell in seats where large numbers of students live during term time, Labour was able to weather this, and may have benefited from their votes back at home

Cost of living blamed as ¡®placeholder¡¯ applicants fail to enrol after results day

Evidence suggests that the benefits of lecture capture are coming at the cost of broader student and staff well-being, say Treasa Kearney and Liz Crolley

Association heads booted out by Aichi after joining protest against Ukraine invasion and displaying banner with institution¡¯s name on it

Money lent to those from wealthier backgrounds to pay for university may be better spent elsewhere, says Dame Margaret Hodge 

Lack of management nous leaves legal profession vulnerable as human and technological shifts expose need for people skills

Institute for Fiscal Studies says big rise in interest accrued on student loans is direct result of high nominal interest rates

As collegiate sports grow more professionalised and women gain more fans, federal audit suggests that persistent oversights still leave large gender gap in safety

Edinburgh Napier University researcher spends 10 months studying bathroom scribblings and concludes the often supportive messages are valued by learners

School-leavers showing less interest in wider campus life and increasingly view degree only as a route to employment, report suggests

Report says higher education institutions should do more to foster ¡®lifelong active citizens¡¯

More UK undergraduates see courses as value for money in 2024, with international students driving much of the increase

Student organisations urge new coalition government to scrap €3,000 ¡®late study fine¡¯ in open letter

It may be a ¡®hard case to make¡¯, but admitting more refugee students is in low-income countries¡¯ interests, conference hears

University of Technology Sydney head on achieving impact on policy and sustainability by building partnerships, fossil fuel divestment and boosting Indigenous enrolment

As policymakers reduce funding, institutions seen as having little choice but to start charging students more

Population of students who have studied at college but not gained a degree grew by 2.9 per cent to 36.8 million, report finds

Months after Harvard Law Review rejected analysis of Gaza genocide allegation, Columbia¡¯s version does the same

Some students saw their university fees triple as the government attempted to lift the benchmark for the first time in five years

About 99 per cent of events and speakers were still approved last year, a similar proportion to previous years

Contrary to claims that holding vote out of term time will silence them, student voters may end up having more influence in rare July poll

New agreement on salaries increases likelihood that high-profile campuses will create a small league of top-dollar programmes, cutting revenues for all others

V-c¡¯s offer to meet with encampment to review defence and security research called both an ¡®empty deal¡¯ and a ¡®capitulation¡¯

First budget of new governing coalition seen as ¡®neutral¡¯ for universities as small increases in funding set to be offset by inflation

Working with established community networks can boost the quality and choice available in food banks, say Hilda Mulrooney and four co-authors

Lower work rights cut-off would have excluded most doctoral graduates, critics warned