Until debate on universities foregrounds their core purposes, their woes will deepen, says Margot Finn

This blog was kindly written by Professor Pierre-Alexis Mével, Professor of Media Accessibility and Audiovisual Translation at the University of Nottingham. At the time of writing, the University of N...

On Tuesday the government published its response to the Education Committee’s report on higher education funding and the threat of insolvency.

An open meeting for historians in UK higher education on what is needed to best support and protect the profession and discipline.

The University of Aberdeen says it accepts there were "missteps" in its process in 2023.

New data suggests which university degrees have the highest and lowest financial returns over a lifetime.

Join us to discuss Archives in Action - The Three A's; a toolkit designed by King's College London for parties interested in Africa.

The University of Nottingham says it is facing

John Wyver writes: Ten days ago, with perhaps rather too little fanfare, the Government released a new strategic vision for archives. Commissioned from The National Archives (TNA) and launched by Baro...

Eliminating the Presidential Records Act would allow private actors to hold the keys to American history, forever.

Climate change committee finds move to renewable energy would also bring health, economic and security benefits

37 years of privatisation has been a disaster

Are the arts and humanities still needed as universities retrench staff and cut costs? Patty Raun explains why curtailing or eliminating these disciplines is an egregious mistake