Universities are to hold a sector-wide inquiry into the increasing number of first-class and upper second-class degrees awarded, following a report that warns of potential damage to the integrity of UK higher education. More...
My arts degree hasn’t made my fortune – but its value is incalculable
New figures showing male arts graduates earn less than non-graduates are familiar – but I’d never give up doing what I love. More...
One-third of 18-year-old university applicants get unconditional offer
One in three 18-year-olds applying for university places in England, Wales and Northern Ireland this year received some form of unconditional offer, figures show, sparking fresh debate about student recruitment and the effects of separating offers from A-level grades. More...
Can I hold down a job while studying at law school?
I juggled my studies with part-time employment, but there’s no sugar-coating the difficulties that came with it. More...
Swansea University academic under suspension denies wrongdoing
Head of management school lodges formal grievance as he is suspended alongside vice-chancellor. More...
Hope for male 'pill' breakthrough after huge cash injection
Researchers at a Scottish university hope to make a breakthrough in the long hunt for a male pill, thanks to a grant of more than $900,000 that will allow them to screen thousands of existing drugs to see if they have potential. More...
Donations pour in after Guardian Money story on struggling student
Thank you, Guardian Money readers, for your remarkable response to last week’s How I Spend It which featured Micheal Olorode, 21, and his struggle to pay his way through university. More...
Graduates trapped in unpaid internships, study finds
Graduates are being trapped in a cycle of unpaid internships that offer no significant benefit to their career, research by a social mobility charity has found. More...
Universities must tackle the big ethnicity pay gap
Minority ethnic staff are stuck on the lowest rungs of the career ladder. They need more opportunities to rise up. More...
Voluntary severance at my university has damaged staff morale
My university is making cuts to improve its rankings performance, but the pressure on staff is making things worse. More...