We talk race, taking advice from Seamus Heaney and poetry’s vital place in society with the US’s next Poet Laureate
Scholars and senior sector figures reveal the books they’ll be reading over the summer break – for work or pleasure or both
Academics with negative attitudes to teaching surveys more likely to score poorly on ratings site, study finds
Funding restraints mean that hype about double-digit rises in applications may not immediately translate into huge increases in enrolment
Even in an unpredictable world, there are clues about the future of student movement, says Anna Esaki-Smith
Survey finds majority of Americans on political Right currently believe universities have negative effect on country
Academics base conclusions on a decade of MIT publications and patents
The former president of Carnegie Mellon University will lead the Singaporean institution from 2018
Cancer expert whose research was shaped by her experience of the disease remembered
Financial uncertainty had forced institutions to cut jobs and courses
Law professor says universities struggle to understand the majority of the population who do not have degrees
Forty-eight per cent of universities report drop in overseas undergraduate ‘yield’, following election of divisive president
