By Ellie Bothwell. Universities celebrate at the Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Awards. More...

By John Elmes. Since 2003, the number of graduates from the universities of Oxford and Cambridge teaching at state schools has risen from 5,000 to 11,000. More...

By Jack Grove. University lecturers can learn how to teach creativity by looking at innovative practice found in art colleges and music schools, claims education expert. More...

By John Morgan. England’s £9,000 fee system is “broadly fit for purpose” and “does not require wholesale reform”, but maintenance support for students should be enhanced, according to a new report. More...

By John Morgan. An investigation into a for-profit college by the UK’s quality watchdog has found that a fifth of students in a sample failed to show up to any classes at all, despite receiving public funding. More...

By Chris Havergal. Edinburgh principal Sir Tim O’Shea warns such a system would distract from real mission. More...

By Chris Havergal. The higher education governance (Scotland) bill, published on 17 June, would require governing bodies to include at least two members directly elected by staff, and two members each nominated by trade unions, students’ unions and alumni associations. More...

By Chris Havergal. Applications from Russell Group graduates – who are more likely to be from wealthy backgrounds – have a better chance of success, commission says. More...

By Holly Else. Instead productive researchers with high-impact papers and those working in countries were the pressure to publish is intense are less likely to produce retracted papers and are more likely to correct them. More...