Universities

Trump has announced the revocation of visas for Chinese international students – how has his anti-immigration agenda affected the Ivy League?

Magdalena Kanecka, Online International Editor, comments on the funding costs, job losses, and the rising costs of higher education.

Anvi Deshpande writes on the controversial scrutiny currently being applied to Chinese academia.

Benedict Thompson investigates how the cost of living crisis will affect students, as rent and bills continue to soar.

New government guidance urges universities to include information on drop-out rates and graduate employment prospects in their advertising.

Graduates to be hit with ‘tax rise by stealth’ on their student loans Millions of university graduates in England face higher repayments on their student loans as the government freezes …

University of Exeter signs pledge to end use of gagging orders to silence sexual assault victims The University of Exeter and five other UK universities have signed a pledge backed …

UK university staff go on strike 58 UK universities will see staff going on strike from 1 to 3 December. This follows last year’s strikes, during which staff members from …

Flo Marks, John Merlin and Diana Jalea discuss how British universities’ links with certain Chinese institutions make them complicit in the Uyghurs genocide and implore Exeter students to write to their MPs and sign the open letter, which calls on the university to cut these ties.

Proposed legislation from the government, which would see the introduction of a ‘free speech champion’ for universities, has recently been the subject of much controversy. Rachael Powell discusses the culture of free speech in universities and why she welcomes the legislation.