Amelia Fletcher takes UEA chair Indie musician and the OFT’s former chief economist, takes chair at ‘creative’ UEA By Chris Parr 7 February
Sir Adrian Smith - 'If we care, what shall we do about it?' The University of London’s v-c reveals his opinions on issues confronting the sector to David Matthews By David Matthews 31 January
Coursera founder: Mooc credits aren't the real deal Online study certificates go on sale, but Coursera’s Andrew Ng tells Chris Parr they won’t match traditional degrees By Chris Parr 24 January
Local legwork, global goals for new man on campus V-c keen to match Loughborough’s sports prowess with broad disciplinary strength. By Paul Jump 24 January
Carry on with research and destroy, says MRSA hunter Departing head of Nottingham’s infections centre calls for redoubled efforts. Matthew Reisz writes By Matthew Reisz 17 January
Ministerial statement: yes to stability, no to net migrant recount Mark Harper shares with John Morgan some good and bad news for the sector on immigration policy By John Morgan 17 January
Landmarks in Strasbourg, headquarters in Middlesex Matthew Reisz on the law centre marking a decade of human rights battles in a new university home By Matthew Reisz 17 January
Ministerial statement: yes to stability, no to net migrant recount Mark Harper shares with John Morgan some good and bad news for the sector on immigration policy By John Morgan 17 January
Union steels itself for hostile future UCU set for tough talk over resources and strategy, general secretary Sally Hunt tells Jack Grove By Jack Grove 17 January
Interview - Cara's long embrace of a saviour of Africa Anti-apartheid campaigner Albie Sachs has twice received a lifeline, writes David Matthews By David Matthews 10 January
Overseas presence at top of Riordan's agenda for Cardiff New v-c of Wales’ research powerhouse is keen to sharpen focus on China, writes David Matthews By David Matthews 3 January
Interview - One man, two guvnors and a single vision Paul Jump talks to Andrew Coats, go-to director for a game-changing approach to collaboration By Paul Jump 13 December
Check the record: Rammell rebuts press 'nonsense' on Bedfordshire Access, engagement and rankings too: ex-minister turned v-c sees bright future. John Morgan writes By John Morgan 6 December
Still leading, learning and sharing passion for teaching Jack Grove speaks to the former president of Ireland who will lead an EU inquiry into higher education By Jack Grove 29 November
Charitable trust, shareholder suspicion: Buckingham v-c's for-profit fears By John Morgan 29 November
Knight takes critical position to become BIS grandmaster Sir John O’Reilly will soon become the sector’s most powerful civil servant. He talks to Elizabeth Gibney By Elizabeth Gibney 29 November
Research intelligence - Now she'll work by her own rules Astrid Wissenburg helped set the policies she will be bound by in her new OU role. Paul Jump writes By Paul Jump 29 November
Research intelligence - A shift from tactics to strategy It’s time for physics to make a big bang, the woman from the ministry tells Elizabeth Gibney By Elizabeth Gibney 22 November
'All should be welcome' on higher rungs of the ladder Procedures must change to improve women’s options, says Brunel’s new head. Jack Grove writes By Jack Grove 1 November