Image: Shutterstock A glass of Sangria, my cake and some time to eat it please by Jim Dickinson Comment 23/08/13 1
Image: Shutterstock Time to rebalance funding, regulation and autonomy by Jim Dickinson Comment 20/02/15
Image: Shutterstock Dear students, only the Lib Dems can save you now by Jim Dickinson Comment 22/04/15 5
loud-speaker-wonkhe Regulation should be more independent, not less by Jim Dickinson Comment 11/06/15 1
campus assualt small Time to get real about sexual assault on campus by Jim Dickinson Comment 7/09/15
tug-of-war-wonkhe Redress must be at the heart of future HE regulation by Jim Dickinson Comment 20/11/15 0
Image: Shutterstock HEFCE’s new quality system gives students a role but robs them of power by Jim Dickinson Comment 21/03/16
Image: Shutterstock Gaps in the White Paper that will undermine students by Jim Dickinson Comment 17/05/16
Jo Johnson flanked by Greg Clark and Justine Greening - House of Commons 19th July 2016 How to turn the hot air of parliamentary debate into real change by Jim Dickinson Comment 19/07/16 3
Image: Shutterstock Critics of the graduate tax are shouting at straw men by Jim Dickinson Comment 5/09/16 2
Image: Shutterstock External examining should no longer exempt universities from proper scrutiny by Jim Dickinson Comment 7/11/16 6
Image: Shutterstock Lessons from the A47 (and the university bubble) by Jim Dickinson Comment 13/01/17 4
Image: Shutterstock Academic freedom is holding back fair access to the professions by Jim Dickinson Comment 15/03/17 3
wonkhe-no-platform-microphone-small Free speech instruction is a needless endorsement of the media’s culture wars by Jim Dickinson Comment 21/03/17 5
Image: IKON Students don’t need more markets, but collective choice and voice by Jim Dickinson Comment 10/07/17 14
Image: IKON Good news for the student rights let out of a (mixed) bag by Jim Dickinson Comment 21/07/17 2
Image: Shutterstock Contracts, complaints and unintended consequences by Jim Dickinson Comment 7/08/17
Image: Shutterstock The OfS should make university governance a top priority by Jim Dickinson Comment 31/08/17 2
Image: IKON OfS must dig deeper in its attempts to listen to students by Jim Dickinson Comment 10/10/17
Image: Shutterstock Signals for some or benefit for all: grade inflation in context by Jim Dickinson Comment 21/06/18 6
Image: Shutterstock Access and participation is about more than courses by Jim Dickinson Comment 29/04/19 3
Image: Shutterstock The (hidden) cost of everything and the value (for money) of nothing by Jim Dickinson Comment 9/05/19 1
Image: Shutterstock Who’s cracking the champers at their TEF4 results? by Jim Dickinson Comment 20/06/19 1
Image: Shutterstock Kneejerk reactions to grade inflation don’t help solve the problem by Jim Dickinson Comment 19/07/19 1
Image: Jo Johnson Look who’s back: Jo Johnson returns to universities brief by Jim Dickinson Comment 25/07/19 4
Image: Shutterstock In at the deep end: why universities need to rethink student readiness by Jim Dickinson Comment 9/09/19 8
Image: Shutterstock Gavin Williamson is right on international students by Jim Dickinson Comment 7/10/19 3
Image: Shutterstock Why is no the hardest word in higher education policy? by Jim Dickinson Comment 17/10/19 2
Image: Shutterstock What are universities hiding about Vice Chancellor pay? by Jim Dickinson Comment 29/10/19 2
Image: Shutterstock This is no ordinary strike in no ordinary year by Jim Dickinson Comment 7/11/19 4
Image: Shutterstock Student welfare and safeguarding are issues of quality by Jim Dickinson Comment 8/11/19 2
Image: Shutterstock What damage does residential higher education do? by Jim Dickinson Comment 14/11/19 5
Image: Shutterstock “Bringing back maintenance grants for poorer students” is a nasty scam by Jim Dickinson Comment 22/11/19 2
Image: Shutterstock Who (or what) regulates the regulator? OfS and the regulator’s code by Jim Dickinson Comment 13/12/19 3
Image: Shutterstock He’s been! OfS gives us an annual (review) for Christmas by Jim Dickinson Comment 19/12/19 3
Image: Ikon Wicked problems: (how) does higher education solve problems for students? by Jim Dickinson Comment 6/01/20 5
Image: IKON Wicked problems: the solutions on offer need to improve by Jim Dickinson Comment 13/01/20
Image: Shutterstock European cooperation means students and professional services too by Jim Dickinson Comment 13/01/20
Image: Shutterstock Great news for university business officers might not mean great news for students by Jim Dickinson Comment 16/01/20 3
Image: Shutterstock Performance-based funding for higher education – could it happen here? by Jim Dickinson Comment 22/01/20 2
Image: Shutterstock Does university governance need incremental or radical change? by Jim Dickinson Comment 23/01/20 3
Image: IKON Wicked problems: reputation, exit, failure and protection by Ben Elger Comment 27/01/20 3
Image: Shutterstock Should students pay their fees on a credit card? by Jim Dickinson Comment 3/02/20
Image: Shutterstock Does anyone really care about getting students registered to vote? by Jim Dickinson Comment 5/02/20 5
Image: Shutterstock #SUFutures – Course reps were the future once by Jim Dickinson Comment blogs-su 14/02/20
Image: Shutterstock Is space the final frontier in higher education value? by Jim Dickinson Comment 17/02/20 1
Image: Shutterstock Can Welsh universities be trusted to improve their own governance? by Jim Dickinson Comment 19/02/20 2
Image: Shutterstock Industrial action: is the force with students this time? by Jim Dickinson Comment 20/02/20 4
Image: Shutterstock Fifteen things we learned from January’s OfS board papers by Jim Dickinson Comment 22/02/20 1
Image: Shutterstock Is this a turning point in the campus culture wars? by Jim Dickinson Comment 2/03/20 2
Image: Shutterstock Will more “free speech” regulation have unintended consequences? by Jim Dickinson Comment 9/03/20
Image: Shutterstock Covid-19 puts “student partnership” to the test by Jim Dickinson Comment 16/03/20
Image: Shutterstock Cut-throat competition over students is the opposite of what we need in a crisis by Jim Dickinson Comment 19/03/20 1
Image: Shutterstock Is it in students’ interests to enrol in September? by Jim Dickinson Comment 30/03/20 2
Image: Shutterstock If the risks have changed, then so should the protections by Jim Dickinson Comment 1/04/20
Image: Shutterstock Keep calm and carry on paying your tuition fees (and rent) by Jim Dickinson Comment 10/04/20
Image: Shutterstock If there’s no going back, how do we get forward to a new normal? by Jim Dickinson Comment 24/04/20 12
Image: Shutterstock The days go so slowly, but the weeks go by in a flash by Jim Dickinson Comment 1/05/20 1
Image: Shutterstock Securing the student interest in Covid-19 will require tough choices by Jim Dickinson Comment 6/05/20
Image: Shutterstock Communication with students means listening as well as talking by Jim Dickinson Comment 7/05/20 4
Image: IKON From liquidity to solvency – what might a real bailout look like? by Jim Dickinson Comment 11/05/20
Image: Shutterstock The only certainty about September is uncertainty for students by Jim Dickinson Comment 20/05/20 1
Image: Shutterstock Lifting the lockdown means thinking through the implications for student conduct by Jim Dickinson Comment 28/05/20
Image: Shutterstock In September provision needs to be different but good – not different but bad by Jim Dickinson Comment 1/06/20 3
Image: IKON “The government will do whatever it takes to support people affected by Covid-19” by Jim Dickinson Comment 5/06/20
Image: Shutterstock Why encourage complaints when we’ve already decided to ignore them? by Jim Dickinson Comment 10/06/20 4
Image: IKON This September, students should be able to try before they buy by Jim Dickinson Comment 15/06/20 4
Image: Shutterstock Are shared facilities and services the ultimate “toilet paper” issue this September? by Jim Dickinson Comment 24/06/20 1