Patrick Jack

Universities accused of not fulfilling their role of being catalysts for change as political forces threaten to derail climate action

Experiential learning only becoming more important in age of AI, according to outgoing leader of university known for its joint work and study programmes

Students not receiving the service they expect amid high fees and mounting cost of living pressures, sector ombudsman warns

Rapid uptake of tests must be accompanied by stronger safeguards given risks of impersonation and unauthorised assistance, says report

Researchers say new findings should prompt review of Supreme Court’s decision to ban affirmative action in admissions

University to shutter course less than a year after it launched, despite vice-chancellor’s commitment to training next generation of black academics

Universities still sending mixed messages, with survey finding even split between those who feel encouraged and discouraged to use new technologies

Enrolments from Nigeria, Pakistan and Sri Lanka hit hardest as Home Office gets strict ahead of new compliance rules

Times Higher Education’s recent survey of UK university staff revealed widespread scepticism about whether the state of sector finances truly justifies the scale of job cuts being made, or the perceived rises in vice-chancellors’ pay. But what do the numbers say? Patrick Jack reports

Select group of elite universities increase share of fee money as others lose out, leading experts to fear ‘two-tier’ sector is developing