Almost half of all vice-chancellors received a salary of over £300,000, while a number of universities are forced into job cuts amid deficits

Sophie Marriott argues that The Mancunion’s recent revelations about student housing in Manchester reveals the deep rooted inequalities in higher education.

Universities are offering to remove grade requirements if students list them as their first choice

The University of Manchester awarded over half of its students a 2:1 in the 2016-17 academic year

Just 40-45% of the annual tuition fee of £9,250 is spent on teaching, with the rest going to resources such as libraries and technology support.

With a total debt estimated at close to £1 Trillion, the U.K. Higher Edication sector could be in turmoil, especially with the threat of Brexit.

A recent proposal put forward by Higher Education Minister, Sam Gyimah seeks to enforce that universities inform parents if their children are facing a crisis with regards to mental health. He wants universities to work in loco parentis, paying closer attention to the wellbeing of their students.

The parliamentary select committee has recommended the reversal of the policy that scrapped grants in 2016.

The organisation, which represents 7 million students across the country, might now have to borrow money against the building it owns and cut staff to remain financially viable

Oxford’s Chris Gosden has led calls to tackle the crippling uncertainty for UK Institutions

Big-name professors are being recruited in a ‘transfer-market’ like system, according to new research on the impact of government research rankings

The ISE (Institute of Student Employers) reports students who were educated in state schools are less represented in Britain’s top graduate schemes

Japan claims second-best for universities for the first time ever as the UK reputation diminishes in the face of a growing Asia.

“A deal or no-deal Brexit is the biggest challenge facing higher education and the country”, says Sally Hunt.

A brand-new research network will form part of the University Mental Health Charter

London-based firm Leigh Day will challenge Lancaster over Consumer Rights Act

“You can’t measure education like this”, says outgoing Education Officer Emma Atkins

New report shows that just one in ten students attend a university over 150 miles from home

Sweeping review of higher education funding branded a “superficial, and politically motivated retaliation” by students