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Latest from Belong – students’ health is not OK, and that’s not OK

Jim Dickinson explores new polling that reveals a worsening picture of students' physical and mental health, undermining their academic success

Jim Dickinson

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Comment

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28/04/25

Democracy lives in the daily life of our university

Jim Dickinson

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Comment

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28/04/25

Access and participation is a political question

David Kernohan

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Comment

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27/04/25

Wonk Corner

More than £1bn in tuition fees over the last three years has gone to unregistered providers

David Kernohan

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28/04/25

There could be university-style accommodation for apprentices in Greater Manchester

Mack Marshall

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23/04/25

The House of Lords debates student housing

Jim Dickinson

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22/04/25

DfE turns off the funding tap at the Oxford Business College

Jim Dickinson

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22/04/25

Is the SLC really on the verge of collapse?

Jim Dickinson

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21/04/25

The Wonkhe Show

Podcast: Portugal special

Team Wonkhe

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25/04/25

Podcast: Easter special

Team Wonkhe

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09/04/25

Podcast: Regret, provider collapse, WP

Team Wonkhe

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04/04/25

Podcast: Sussex fine, franchising

Team Wonkhe

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28/03/25

Balls to left, Willetts to the right, creates an industrial strategy with a gaping hole for universities

James Coe

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Comment

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25/04/25

Real inclusion is there for the taking

Zoe Torsney

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Comment

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25/04/25

Higher education postcard: Grey College, Durham

Hugh Jones

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Comment

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25/04/25

Working-class students feel alienated from their creative arts degrees – here’s how to help

Sarah Weston

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Comment

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24/04/25

How our researchers are using AI – and what we can do to support them

Christina Boswell

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Comment

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24/04/25

Understanding the commuter student paradox

Martin Lowe

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Comment

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23/04/25

Trusting students and reducing barriers by abolishing penalties for late work

Antony Moss

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Comment

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14/04/25

Antony Moss, Charlotte Ransom, Charlotte Adams,and Matt Myles-Brown share how they challenged traditional assumptions about assessment fairness

Trusting students and reducing barriers by abolishing penalties for late work

Antony Moss, Charlotte Ransom, Charlotte Adams,and Matt Myles-Brown share how they challenged traditional assumptions about assessment fairness

Antony Moss

Comment

14/04/25

Financial sustainability

Unclear legal duties can leave university trustees exposed when things go wrong

Neil Smyth

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Comment

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17/04/25

OfS insight on institutional closure lacks a firm statutory foundation

A new briefing from OfS offers learning from handling institutional closure. Matthew Howling, Neil Smyth, and Richard Sykes explain why even the best-intentioned insight can't mitigate for a legal vacuum

Matthew Howling

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Comment

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06/04/25

Breaking out of Bergentown – the case for hope in higher education

Mark Peace

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Comment

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18/03/25

Should higher education be thinking in terms of evolution or transformation?

Debbie McVitty

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Comment

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17/03/25

The five things universities do to cut costs

David Kernohan

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Analysis

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17/03/25

Data on Wonkhe

HESA has published full student data for 2023–24

David Kernohan

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Data

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04/04/25

Which universities recruit commuter students?

David Kernohan

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Data

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12/03/25

Universities that expand access have graduates who take longer to repay their loans

David Kernohan

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Data

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02/03/25

UCAS End of Cycle provider data, 2024

David Kernohan

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Data

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30/01/25

HESA Spring 2025: staff

David Kernohan

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Data

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29/01/25

Making SEISA official

Tej Nathwani

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Data

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22/01/25

Policy Watch

The Foreign Influence Registration Scheme has sector-specific implications

Team Wonkhe

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Policy Watch

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02/04/25

The Office for Students reviews TEF… again

David Kernohan

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Policy Watch

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27/02/25

New legislation in Scotland increases the SFC’s powers, but only up to a point

Scotland's Tertiary Education and Training Bill has arrived – with new powers over finances. Michael Salmon has regard

Michael Salmon

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Policy Watch

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07/02/25

Fairness and protection for students is coming – but not for those that need it now

Jim Dickinson

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Policy Watch

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06/02/25

Latest from Belong – students’ health is not OK, and that’s not OK

Jim Dickinson explores new polling that reveals a worsening picture of students' physical and mental health, undermining their academic success

Democracy lives in the daily life of our university

Access and participation is a political question

More than £1bn in tuition fees over the last three years has gone to unregistered providers

There could be university-style accommodation for apprentices in Greater Manchester

The House of Lords debates student housing

DfE turns off the funding tap at the Oxford Business College

Is the SLC really on the verge of collapse?

Podcast: Portugal special

Podcast: Easter special

Podcast: Regret, provider collapse, WP

Podcast: Sussex fine, franchising

Balls to left, Willetts to the right, creates an industrial strategy with a gaping hole for universities

Real inclusion is there for the taking

Higher education postcard: Grey College, Durham

Working-class students feel alienated from their creative arts degrees – here’s how to help

How our researchers are using AI – and what we can do to support them

Understanding the commuter student paradox

Trusting students and reducing barriers by abolishing penalties for late work

Antony Moss, Charlotte Ransom, Charlotte Adams,and Matt Myles-Brown share how they challenged traditional assumptions about assessment fairness

Trusting students and reducing barriers by abolishing penalties for late work

Antony Moss, Charlotte Ransom, Charlotte Adams,and Matt Myles-Brown share how they challenged traditional assumptions about assessment fairness

Unclear legal duties can leave university trustees exposed when things go wrong

OfS insight on institutional closure lacks a firm statutory foundation

A new briefing from OfS offers learning from handling institutional closure. Matthew Howling, Neil Smyth, and Richard Sykes explain why even the best-intentioned insight can't mitigate for a legal vacuum

Breaking out of Bergentown – the case for hope in higher education

Should higher education be thinking in terms of evolution or transformation?

The five things universities do to cut costs

HESA has published full student data for 2023–24

Which universities recruit commuter students?

Universities that expand access have graduates who take longer to repay their loans

UCAS End of Cycle provider data, 2024

HESA Spring 2025: staff

Making SEISA official

The Foreign Influence Registration Scheme has sector-specific implications

The Office for Students reviews TEF… again

New legislation in Scotland increases the SFC’s powers, but only up to a point

Scotland's Tertiary Education and Training Bill has arrived – with new powers over finances. Michael Salmon has regard

Fairness and protection for students is coming – but not for those that need it now

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