Staff at the University of Nottingham will strike on Wednesday 30 September and Thursday 1 October, and then solid strike action from 5th October until 11 December in a row over jobs and course cuts, ...

Unprecedentedly long strikes at Nottingham, Edinburgh and Dundee could be the shape of things to come, observers say

Elite schools in the UK are bound to the history of British colonialism. This paper examines the material ties between these schools and the transatlantic slave trade. We combine multiple sources t...

The future impact of artificial intelligence (AI) has become a major policy concern in education globally. In this article, we identify how policy authorities are engaging in a form of anticipatory...

As teaching staff face job loss, their bosses have netted pay rises and bought advice from a “vampiric” management consultancy, writes Prof. John Heathershaw of the University of Exeter

Gianni ⁠Infantino has said Fifa ​has scrapped plans to ⁠sell a stake in the World ⁠Cup to private ​investors ‌after widespread ‌backlash

The American Association of University Professors and Texas AAUP-AFT are suing the Texas Tech University System, claiming its policies restrict professors from using course material about race, gender...

Class inequality endures throughout England’s education system, argues Sol Gamsu, in part because of the shared educational background of those who have wielded power. Will Andy Burnham break with the...

Some colleges have cut deals, while others have fought back against federal officials. Both come with risks, legal experts say.

As the tournament comes to its final game, Jon Bloomfield and David Edgar reflect on what it has demonstrated about nationhood, identity and the global rules-based order

Uefa has hit out at Fifa’s decision to lift US striker Folarin Balogun’s one-game suspension for Monday’s last-16 tie with Belgium

Agnes Flues Annual Memorial Lecture: How We Win – Lecture Theatre B21, School of Physics, University Park, University of Nottingham, Wed 24 Jun 2026 - Second Agnes Flues Annual Memorial Lecture: How ...

Ted Lasso will deliver a message of hope before the USA’s first game, in an America that is not a fit or desirable host right now

Students at the University of Nottingham voice support for staff whose jobs are at risk.

After Sarah Geeson-Brown’s husband had three strokes, she began looking after him. Suddenly her world shrank and expanded in unexpected ways

Jim Al-Khalili warns compulsory redundancies in physics department would be “highly damaging to the UK”