‘Inflection point’ for disabilities in higher education
Political and fiscal realities are driving changes in the treatment of a ‘long overlooked’ community
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Labour win would bring ‘most educated’ UK Cabinet in history
With few private school alumni, plenty of postgraduates and a few PhDs, Keir Starmer’s potential government is very different from Rishi Sunak’s top team
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Election a ‘chance to push long term goals on race’, leaders hear
Significant majority for Labour would open up opportunities to change university system over the next decade, UUK chief tells meeting of black leaders
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Brussels warns of ‘critical investment gap’ on research
Commission says the continent needs to boost its research spend to ensure ‘long-term competitiveness’
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Australian opposition pushes for campus antisemitism inquiry
Proposed commission would probe ‘massive surge’ in antisemitic incidents and ‘capitulation to extremists’
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Voters back using public money to bail out UK universities – poll
Nearly three-quarters of people want next government to take action to support a higher education institution at risk of closure
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Republicans urge National Institutes of Health overhaul
Lawmakers promise ‘robust conversation’ on future of top science agency, but accompanying limits on funding and research freedom raise suspicions about ultimate intention
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Interdisciplinary campus battles UK sector status quo
London Interdisciplinary School has geared its courses around tackling real-world challenges, but some students seem reluctant to step outside the traditional higher education sector