The funding debate in Northern Ireland is nowhere near as simple as it seems The funding debate in Northern Ireland is nowhere near as simple as it seems by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 11/05/25
Image: Midjourney Here’s what SU officers need to know about a new duty to prevent fraud by Team Wonkhe SUs blogs-su 9/05/25
Image: Shutterstock Labour is learning the wrong lessons from Reform on immigration by James Coe Comment 9/05/25
Image: Shutterstock What the latest HESA data tells us about university finances by David Kernohan Data 9/05/25 7
Image: Shutterstock OfS continues to sound the alarm on the financial sustainability of English higher education by Debbie McVitty Policy Watch 8/05/25 1
wonkhe-transparency What will happen when a university fails to prevent fraud? by David Kernohan Comment 8/05/25 1
Image: Shutterstock Here’s what UUK has to say about university cuts by Mack Marshall SUs blogs-su 7/05/25
There’s no such thing as a free lunch, or a cost-neutral HE reform There’s no such thing as a free lunch, or a cost-neutral HE reform by Michael Salmon Wonk Corner 7/05/25
Image: Shutterstock Trump’s unprecedented assault on higher education by Gavin Schwartz-Leeper Comment 7/05/25 3
Major wins for students (and defeats for halls operators) in Scotland Major wins for students (and defeats for halls operators) in Scotland by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 6/05/25 3
Image: Shutterstock From boardroom to bedroom – how sports survived the death of the office by Savannah Dodsworth SU Blogs blogs-su 6/05/25
Image: LUU Here’s how we’re meeting students’ basic needs at Leeds by Meg Darroch SU Blogs blogs-su 6/05/25
Plotting VC pay against OfS progression Plotting VC pay against OfS progression by David Kernohan Wonk Corner 6/05/25 5
Are there secret government bailouts? Are there secret government bailouts? by Hugh Jones Wonk Corner 6/05/25 3
Plaid has a plan to fund Welsh universities - more student debt if its students leave Wales Plaid has a plan to fund Welsh universities – more student debt if its students leave Wales by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 6/05/25
Survey shows how the sector is cutting spending Survey shows how the sector is cutting spending by David Kernohan Wonk Corner 6/05/25
Hard raindrops keep falling on my head Hard raindrops keep falling on my head by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 6/05/25 4
Image: Shutterstock From going it alone to sharing university research and innovation services by Cat Ball Comment 6/05/25
Image: Shutterstock As universities embrace the civic, they must transcend activist/academic binaries by Ed Stevens Comment 6/05/25 8
Image: Shutterstock What students want their SU to push for on health by Team Wonkhe SUs blogs-su 2/05/25
Image: Shutterstock The paradox of parents’ involvement in their children’s time at university by Rachel Brooks Comment 2/05/25 2
Image: Shutterstock The implications for UK universities of Trump’s attacks on EDI by Derek Ong Comment 2/05/25 2
Not much public support for funding reform Not much public support for funding reform by David Kernohan Wonk Corner 1/05/25
Image: Shutterstock What does it mean if students think that AI is more intelligent than they are? by Libby Farrier-Cave Comment 1/05/25 3
Image: Shutterstock So who says we don’t have post qualification admissions already? by Katherine Lloyd Clark Comment 1/05/25 1
Image: Wonkhe/Counterculture Policy, Portugal, commuters, academic reps by Livia Scott SU Podcast blogs-su 30/04/25
Image: Shutterstock What can SUs learn from complaints summaries in OIA’s annual report? by Jim Dickinson SUs blogs-su 30/04/25
Image: Shutterstock For international students career support is a priority, here’s how SUs can support them by Livia Scott SU Briefings, SUs blogs-su 30/04/25
This year's local elections will have an impact on higher education and skills This year’s local elections will have an impact on higher education and skills by David Kernohan Wonk Corner 30/04/25
Image: Wonkhe To be FAIRe, there was plenty to learn in Portugal by Jim Dickinson SU Blogs blogs-su 30/04/25
Image: Shutterstock The UK can seize the opportunity from US academia’s brain drain by Catia Nicodemo Comment 30/04/25 1
Image: Shutterstock Creating learning environments that work for BTEC entrants to higher education by Jess Power Comment 30/04/25
Just because the UK could have a different approach to research funding doesn't mean it should Just because the UK could have a different approach to research funding doesn’t mean it should by James Coe Wonk Corner 29/04/25
Image: Shutterstock Disabled students’ rights are still being ignored by Livia Scott Comment 29/04/25
More than £1bn in tuition fees over the last three years has gone to unregistered providers More than £1bn in tuition fees over the last three years has gone to unregistered providers by David Kernohan Wonk Corner 28/04/25 3
Image: Midjourney Latest from Belong – students’ health is not OK, and that’s not OK by Jim Dickinson Comment 28/04/25
Image: Shutterstock What the Supreme Court ruling on “woman” means for SUs by Jim Dickinson SUs blogs-su 27/04/25
Image: Shutterstock Access and participation is a political question by David Kernohan Comment 27/04/25 8
Image: IKON A beginner’s guide to reasonable adjustments and competence standards for disabled students by Livia Scott SUs blogs-su 25/04/25
Image: Shutterstock Balls to left, Willetts to the right, creates an industrial strategy with a gaping hole for universities by James Coe Comment 25/04/25 1
Image: Tecnico Students should be co-authors of their education by Jim Dickinson SU Blogs blogs-su 24/04/25
Image: Shutterstock Working-class students feel alienated from their creative arts degrees – here’s how to help by Sarah Weston Comment 24/04/25 6
Image: Shutterstock How our researchers are using AI – and what we can do to support them by Christina Boswell Comment 24/04/25
There could be university-style accommodation for apprentices in Greater Manchester There could be university-style accommodation for apprentices in Greater Manchester by Mack Marshall Wonk Corner 23/04/25 1
Image: Shutterstock Employers will increasingly focus on graduates’ skills over technical knowledge by Stephen Isherwood Comment 23/04/25
Image: Midjourney Wonkhe SUs training and induction Summer 2025 by Jim Dickinson SU Blogs blogs-su 23/04/25
Image: Midjourney On site, in-house training for SUs: Summer 2025 by Jim Dickinson SU Blogs blogs-su 23/04/25
The House of Lords debates student housing The House of Lords debates student housing by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 22/04/25
DfE turns off the funding tap at the Oxford Business College DfE turns off the funding tap at the Oxford Business College by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 22/04/25 8
Image: Shutterstock Who’s really falling behind within boys’ underachievement? by Nikolai Elkins Comment 22/04/25 2
Image: Shutterstock What if students were the architects of their own success? by Dáire Martin Comment 22/04/25
Image: Shutterstock Those who fight don’t always win, but those who don’t fight always lose by Jim Dickinson SU Blogs blogs-su 21/04/25
Is the SLC really on the verge of collapse? Is the SLC really on the verge of collapse? by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 21/04/25 3
Image: Wonkhe/Counterculture Elections, AI, gaming, international officers by Livia Scott SU Podcast blogs-su 17/04/25
Image: Shutterstock Unclear legal duties can leave university trustees exposed when things go wrong by Neil Smyth Comment 17/04/25 1
Image: Shutterstock The international education strategy needs to deliver better experience, belonging and employability by Coco Ren blogs-su 16/04/25
Image: Netflix Storytelling and arts education can drive social change by Sunday Blake Comment 16/04/25 4
Image: Shutterstock Extracurricular activities have big benefits for students by Robert Phillips Comment 16/04/25 2
Image: Shutterstock Oral histories of Ukrainian refugees in English higher education by Iryna Kushnir Comment 15/04/25 3
Image: Shutterstock Sexual misconduct data is coming – here’s what universities should do to prepare by Adam Waddingham Comment 15/04/25 1
Image: Shutterstock How (and why) to get beyond traditional essays by Madhavi Dubey Comment 15/04/25 6
How we know if OfS is any good How we know if OfS is any good by David Kernohan Wonk Corner 14/04/25 1
Image: Shutterstock Trusting students and reducing barriers by abolishing penalties for late work by Antony Moss Comment 14/04/25 15
DfE and the issue of concentration in the financial crisis DfE and the issue of concentration in the financial crisis by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 13/04/25
Image: Shutterstock Supporting disabled women in academia matters. Here’s why by Meredith Wilkinson Comment 13/04/25
Image: Midjourney Everyone can play a role in removing barriers for autistic colleagues by Hannah Breslin Comment 12/04/25 5
Image: Shutterstock How to respond to the consultation on standards and rights in privately-run halls by Jim Dickinson SUs blogs-su 11/04/25
Another baffling and incoherent mess for students – this time over housing Another baffling and incoherent mess for students – this time over housing by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 11/04/25
Does Welsh HE need a funding and governance review? Does Welsh HE need a funding and governance review? by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 11/04/25 2
Would reversing the dependant ban save UK HE? Would reversing the dependant ban save UK HE? by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 11/04/25
Image: Shuterstock The value of the classroom in building belonging for commuter students by Kulvinder Singh Comment 11/04/25 2