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Science department¡¯s internal document proposes shorter courses and changes to practical work. Hannah Fearn reports

Gloom-and-doom report shows ¡®perfect storm¡¯ is still raging. Neha Popat reports

The National Union of Students has called for the director of the Office for Fair Access (Offa) to resign, accusing him of presiding over a regime of ¡°staggering incompetence¡±.

BISC chairman claims move would not benefit higher education, but pledges to keep a close eye on the sector. Rebecca Attwood reports

Report says new universities are constrained by the priorities of business, writes Melanie Newman

Lecturers should be on campus for community and students, university says. Rebecca Attwood reports

Scholars say rehashing of material shows that quantity trumps quality. Melanie Newman reports

Prematurely released paper reveals fears of staff revolution and desire to cash in, writes Zo? Corbyn

BIS agenda could direct more cash to agency that supports business innovation, writes Zo? Corbyn

Scholars are researching sustainability but not instituting it on campus, writes Zo? Corbyn

Parliamentary motion demands protection for students and staff. Melanie Newman reports

Economic development strategy calls for foreign boost to knowledge economy, writes Phil Baty

Rocketing refusal rates put off international cohort, seminar hears. Rebecca Attwood reports

Scholars say interdisciplinary workshops feel like a reality-TV race for cash. Zo? Corbyn writes

Government says low inflation justifies grant decision. Rebecca Attwood reports

David Lammy praises the humanities, but sector wants more than rhetoric, writes Rebecca Attwood

Concerns over body date back to October 1998, secret Hefce list reveals. Melanie Newman reports

The Government must find a way to fund additional places, says Pam Tatlow, and there are options

Hefce head says get set for REF by gathering evidence of how research pays off, Zo? Corbyn writes

Short-term reductions preface further funding losses. Zo? Corbyn reports

Dissolution was considered by funding chiefs as a ¡®last resort¡¯. Melanie Newman reports

But lack of dedicated oversight for university policy worries v-cs. Rebecca Attwood and Zo? Corbyn report

Seventy reformist scholars are detained by the authorities, writes John Gill

Multimillion-pound budget cuts could see whole departments wiped out, writes Melanie Newman

Europe and the US could be sidelined if they fail to form research alliances with Brazil, writes Phil Baty

A new masters course aims to train graduates to communicate their passion, writes Matthew Reisz

Members' failure to advertise community-wide is unfair to British scholars, writes Hannah Fearn

Refusal to publish paper on ancient Greek pederasty a blow to freedom, scholars say. Lee Bunce reports

Hefce's rules would not be applied 'literally', says a university briefing. Melanie Newman reports

Scholar claims ICE ruling marks a watershed in higher education. Melanie Newman reports

Institution denies that review process amounts to censorship. Melanie Newman reports

Future of the beleaguered agenda now depends on Lord Mandelson. Zoe Corbyn reports

Review spurs action with warning that sector needs more investment. Melanie Newman reports

Minister stresses importance of the humanities to democracy. Rebecca Attwood reports

Academics must learn lessons from industry to prepare students for a harsh new world. Lee Bunce reports

Call for increased funding to maintain quality. Rebecca Attwood reports

Demos says universities have yet to realise potential of technological innovations as Government launches drive to make the UK global leader in online learning. Rebecca Attwood writes