Pullback comes in response to doubling in number of study visas being refused by the Home Office in the first six months of 2026

Community-funded archaeological excavations of ‘really important’ sixth-century monastery also rewrite story of Lismore

La parabole de l’homme riche et du pauvre Lazare (Luc 16, 19-31) a été diversement commentée par des auteurs chrétiens de langue grecque, latine et syriaque. Elle a donné lieu à d’importantes réfle…

With Labour Party conference underway and universities still well down the queue, Ian Turgoose argues the sector’s most realistic ask is certainty about what government wants it to look like

Members of the University and Colleges Union are walking out in part of a long-running dispute over job and course cuts.

By Amber-Louise Thornborrow Fifty-six years ago, on the evening of the 17th of March 1969, the volunteer crew of the TGB lifeboat assembled, venturing out into a south-easterly force…

Editorial: The number of students taking creative subjects at A-level and GCSE is at a record low. The arts must not become the preserve of the most privileged

Reform’s policy head is a Cambridge theologian with an enviable contact book and a belief in ‘faith, family and flag’

Reading’s Bayeux Tapestry is a full-size copy of the original 11th century tapestry. It was created in 1885-1886 by 35 women of the Leek Embroidery Society 'so that England should have a copy of its o...

The University of Glasgow has stressed that any redundancies will be exclusively voluntary after details of the severance scheme were seen by The…

'In All Our Footsteps? Rights of Way and the Battle for the Land after the 1949 National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act' at the IHR

Mark Rahimi and Gwilym Croucher reflect on their recent research on teaching costs in Australia and argue that funding systems should recognise how teaching is delivered, not just what is taught

Scientists say the growing El Niño weather pattern is an "unprecedented event" and means 2027 is likely to be the world's hottest year on record.

A one-off summer vaccination programme is in operation for students preparing to start university.

‘Perhaps because the stakes are so high, the drought has swiftly become a political football’