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Drawn-out complaints procedures that aren¡¯t resolved before visas expire are unethical ¨C and a poor advertisement for UK HE, says Sanaz Raji 

Administrative workloads rise as many more learners ¡®dishonestly¡¯ claim health-related essay extensions, survey suggests

Ombudsman urges providers in England and Wales to offer ¡®timely¡¯ communication over significant course changes

One in seven student rooms in UK capital now costs more than ?20,000 annually, up from one in 20 just two years ago

Number of university-related antisemitic incidents recorded by the Community Security Trust doubles, with spike of reports in October 2023

Calls among academics and students for South Korean president¡¯s resignation amplify after shock political crisis

Stella Maris launches judicial review against removal from governing body over Israel ¡®genocide¡¯ claim

Connecting with learners in other countries allows students to feel seen and heard on the global stage, says Nael Alami 

Loan scheme pioneer highlights moral hazard of Australia¡¯s ¡®Byzantine¡¯ way of bankrolling master¡¯s places

Senate victory a win for government following defeat of caps

English regulator responds to long-running criticism of engagement with learners

Keeping costs down ¡®not an objective¡¯ for research-addicted sector, says accountancy professor  

Questions cause alarm but the panel ¡®wouldn¡¯t be doing its job¡¯ if it avoided them, commentators say

Hepi paper says keeping papers under lock and key could be harming student learning

Encouraged to use ChatGPT to help them with the hard stuff, my students let it do all their thinking for them. Maybe I should give up, says Dan Sarofian-Butin

Many credit right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk with mobilising young white college voters across key swing states

Any new home undergraduate enrolling on a course at University College Birmingham will be eligible for the allowance

Crossbench party wants debt reduction legislated straight away, while opposition dismisses measure as an elitist ¡®election bribe¡¯

Collegium Humanum allegedly issued more than 1,000 fast-track MBA degrees in exchange for ¡®financial and personal benefits¡¯

Student aid form delays seen as deterring some students from enrolling this autumn, but modifications still seen as making things simpler for future applicants

The rise of Asian higher education has coincided with increasing graduate un- and under-employment in several nations, calling the value of degrees into question and threatening national stability. But is the problem underprepared students or dysfunctional politics and economies? Helen Packer reports

University to investigate claims that investigation into abuse in halls of residence was doctored by senior leaders, amid mounting political pressure

Horse set to follow the cart, as critics warn of perverse consequences

¡®Alarming precedent¡¯, says union; ¡®interim solution¡¯ pending ¡®appropriate governance¡¯, says university

Some A$15 billion of student debt relief will do almost ¡®nothing¡¯ to help cash-strapped Australian institutions

Poll finds third of UK undergraduates worried for future of their institution amid funding crisis

Hundreds of thousands of university leavers alerted to cashback eligibility

Misleading claims that some undergraduates are unjustly receiving extra help obscure how many universities are actually failing to provide sufficient support to disabled students, says Chris Pepin-Neff

With ethnic minority students missing disproportionately more classes, traditional timetabling risks widening attainment gaps, says Christopher Byrne

Some resisters mistrust tertiary education but others just do not see the need

Charge students to retake passed exams, Norwegian government tells universities

Campaigners think some groups of students, particularly those from overseas, are much less likely to report disabilities and mental health conditions

Report comes after former student convicted of 2023 attempted murder of academic

Regulator will ask students about their experience of sexual misconduct within higher education institutions following a pilot survey in July

Parliamentarians dismiss warnings about workload and academic freedom infringements 

Unfazed by unemployment, and resigned about home ownership, learners are taking their feet off the pedal

Providing a pathway from community colleges to universities, the US¡¯ credit transfer system is admired around the world for driving social mobility and offering a vital second chance for late bloomers. But opaque and complex university rules are undermining it, argue Lauren Schudde and Huriya Jabbar

Victims may feel more comfortable disclosing incidents to supervisors than to the killjoys who shut down their 4am corridor parties, says George Bass

Two-year waits for visa interviews have made it impossible to organise visits to America, says University of Ghana dean

Film documenting students¡¯ efforts to stop university from destroying local monument wins top award as legal battle continues

Inquiry recommends unamended passage of Universities Accord reforms bill

Whatever happens in the Middle East, we must learn how to minimise harm when discussing emotive topics, says Emma Davies

Our student survey underlines the scale of the problem. Here are some tips on how to respond, say Rosa Freedman and Odeliya Lanir Zafir

Limit visitor numbers and access to study areas, some urge university, but others don¡¯t mind visitors so much

Dartmouth College president discusses seeking criticism, prioritising mental health and getting more women into engineering

Disadvantaged students reported feeling under-supported in their transition to higher education

Leadership hopeful takes aim at universities in latest of series of controversial remarks at party¡¯s conference

But increases to PhD stipends are ¡®too little, too late¡¯, postgraduate union says

Educators must take responsibility for their own contribution to the crisis, forum hears

Thousands more students on the autism spectrum are entering universities thanks to improved diagnosis and support from schools. John Ross examines how institutions are adapting to this challenge and what more can be done

Equality and Human Rights Commission says universities should be prepared to accommodate students¡¯ needs even if they do not have a diagnosed disability

Forcing Australian institutions to manage scheme raises workload, privacy and taxation issues, Senate committee hears

Female students and academics shocked to find doctored images of them shared on chat rooms, often created by fellow students

Academics and students are getting older, on average. Do universities need to adapt to manage a community with a widening age span?

Increased support for students ¡®has to be a part¡¯ of Labour¡¯s thinking on improving access, Baroness Smith tells party conference

Outgoing Erasmus University Rotterdam president discusses the underappreciated value of the social sciences, managing student protests and the differences between Dutch and German higher education

Administrators¡¯ tolerance for ¡®unacceptable¡¯ behaviour tempered by ¡®politicised¡¯ winds, witnesses suggest

Ahead of the new academic term, experts have cautioned that student housing pressures will be unevenly distributed across the UK

After $50 million lawsuit was filed against the US athletics association over lost earnings, experts warn that further cases could trigger its collapse

The president of McMaster University discusses the importance of nuclear power, dealing with a sexual misconduct scandal and limits on student recruitment