Thai-Based Crypto Investor's Reform Donations May Still Face Cap Despite UK Voter Registration
Thai-based crypto investor Christopher Harborne's voter registration may not bypass planned cap on overseas political donations to Reform UK.
Category : Universities
Larry Summers to Resign from Harvard Over Epstein Ties
Larry Summers resigns from Harvard teaching role amid review of Jeffrey Epstein documents, stepping down from co-director position.
Florida College Student Arrested After AR-15 and 1,500 Rounds Found in Dorm
Rollins College student arrested after AR-15 and 1,500 rounds of ammunition found in dorm room; faces firearm possession charge.
University Branded Terror Hub After Delhi Car Bomb Probe
Al Falah University in Faridabad faces scrutiny after a Delhi car bomb killed 13; a professor is the alleged suicide bomber, and two other doctors are arrested.
Third of People No Longer Believe Degree Is Worth the Time or Money, UK Poll Shows
BSA survey shows 34% of UK public think a degree is not worth time or money, up from 14% in 2005, with younger graduates most disillusioned.
University Challenge Fans Left Baffled by 'Random' Rooftop Finale with Tom Stoppard
University Challenge viewers complain about bizarre rooftop finale with Sir Tom Stoppard, questioning its relevance despite praising the series.
University of Melbourne’s pioneering vice-chancellor Emma Johnston dies aged 52
University of Melbourne vice-chancellor Emma Johnston AO dies aged 52 from cancer; first woman to lead the 172-year-old institution.
Professor Reinstated After £500k Settlement Over Charlie Kirk Post
Professor reinstated after $500k settlement over Charlie Kirk post; similar cases highlight free speech disputes in US universities.
Glasgow University Admits Failings After Student's Suicide on Graduation Day
Glasgow University admits failings after student Ethan Scott Brown died by suicide on graduation day, wrongly told he had not earned his degree.
One in Three Students Would Bar Reform UK from Campus, Survey Finds
Survey finds 35% of UK students want Reform UK banned from campus, despite 69% supporting free speech principle.
English Universities at Risk from 'Excessive' Financial Risks, Warns Thinktank
Hepi report warns many English universities face survival risks due to excessive borrowing, rapid expansion, and over-reliance on international students.
MI5 and NCSC Brief Universities and Politicians on China and Russia Spy Threat
MI5 and NCSC brief universities and politicians on China and Russia spy threats, with new measures to counter foreign interference.
Jewish Columbia Faculty File Claims Against University for Supporting Gaza Protests
Jewish Columbia faculty file EEOC claims alleging harassment for supporting Gaza protests, not from protesters but from the university itself.
Brexit Brain Drain Threatens UK Universities, MPs Warn
MPs warn of post-Brexit brain drain threatening UK universities, urging guarantees for EU staff and reforms to immigration and research funding.
Labor Accused of Dodging Promise to Scrap Morrison-Era University Fee Hikes
Labor accused of dodging promise to scrap Morrison-era university fee hikes, as Greens amendments to scrutinise fees via new watchdog are rejected.
UCLA Digital Textbook Amplifies AAPI History and Culture
UCLA launches free digital textbook on AAPI history, featuring diverse voices and stories to combat stereotypes and support ethnic studies education.
England 1966 Hero Jimmy Greaves Sold Clothes to Survive
Jimmy Greaves, England's 1966 World Cup winner, faced financial ruin after football, selling clothes from his one-bed flat and battling alcoholism, as revealed in a 2003 interview.
Labour Ministers Explore Easing Student Loan Burden Amid Growing Pressure
Labour ministers explore easing student loan burden amid pressure over repayment threshold freeze and inflation rate concerns.
China-Backed University Centres Face UK Free Speech Law Threat
New UK free speech laws threaten Confucius Institutes at English universities, sparking talks over compliance with rules barring foreign staff vetting.
Sudoku 7,360 Hard: Fill Grid with Numbers 1-9
Fill the grid so every row, column and 3x3 box contains numbers 1-9. See completed puzzle in next Guardian print issue.
UK Academics Studying China Face Harassment, Survey Finds
Survey finds UK academics studying China face harassment, surveillance, and self-censorship due to funding concerns.
Universities in England Face Fines for Free Speech Failures
Universities in England face fines up to £500,000 for free speech failures under new OfS complaints system starting next academic year.
UK Race Report Says System Not Rigged Against Ethnic Minorities
UK race commission report says system not deliberately rigged against ethnic minorities, citing education and pay gap progress, but critics reject findings.
Man Utd Academy: Lacey Training Abroad, Obi Loan, Monga to Arsenal
Manchester United academy players prepare for pre-season. Shea Lacey trains in Marbella, Chido Obi may need a loan, Jeremy Monga nears Arsenal move, and U21 boss Adam Lawrence talks continue.
Wishaw Rugby Star Graduates from University of Stirling
Holland Brogan, 21, Scotland Women's Six Nations player and Glasgow Warriors captain, graduates with a Psychology of Sport degree from the University of Stirling, turning professional.
Educating Yorkshire Boss Backs Amy After Tourette's Struggle
Educating Yorkshire boss supports student Amy after heartbreaking Tourette's struggle, with viewers moved by her emotional journey.
A Telegram Forced a Choice Between Love and Oxford
In 1972, Juliet Nicolson faced a choice: follow her boyfriend to Tehran or accept an Oxford place. Her father's letter listing pros and cons helped her choose university, a decision that shaped her life.
Texas A&M President Resigns Amid Transgender Row
Texas A&M University president Mark A Welsh III resigns after a student's complaint about 'gender ideology' in a children's literature course led to faculty firings.
Government Proposes Overhaul of UK University Funding
UK government to consult on university funding overhaul, including tuition fee cuts, student number caps, and minimum entry requirements.
Wealthy Parents' Extreme Tactics for Ivy League Admission
How wealthy families use legal but immoral tactics to secure Ivy League admissions, from donations to legacy preferences.
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