By Daniel Hurst. Education department official casts doubt on calculations while opposing the release of secret documents on impact of Coalition’s higher education reforms. More...

By Shiv Malik. Oxford University’s women in humanities group seeks to promote feminist study and improve the working lives of female scholars. More...

By Selina Todd. Oxford University’s women in humanities group seeks to promote feminist study and improve the working lives of female scholars. More...

The Guardian Postgraduate Guide for 2015 gives us a snapshot of courses available this year at UK universities, grouped into 52 subject areas. Altogether, it covers courses offered by nearly 2,000 departments. More...

Zoe Williams makes some excellent points about the ill-conceived policy on student fees (The price of tuition fees?, 23 February). Compelling though they are, they are not sufficient to override the Tory philosophy of “user pays”. More...

By Kel Fidler. Outreach in schools isn’t working either – engineering needs a rebrand that shows how valuable and exciting the subject really is. More...

By Estelle Morris. There is broad agreement that we need universities to expand and diversify their role, so why are we allowing the Research Excellence Framework to force them all into the same mould. More...

By Zoe Williams. Today’s students will struggle to flourish as tomorrow’s citizens if they are saddled by debt – and Labour is yet to make this point. More...

By Frances Perraudin. Party analysis says figures from Office for Budget Responsibility show the amount written off will jump from £2bn in 2044-45 under loans capped at £3,000. More...

By Nick Hillman. The director of the Office for Fair Access has disproved those who doubted him. Yet until every pupil has an equal opportunity to excel, there is still work to do. More...