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International students bring much more than money to the UK | Letters

Catriona McCarthy says enduring personal and professional connections should not be overlooked, while Graham Thompson says university leaders should shoulder some responsibility fo...

The cost of attendance: inside the £100,000 debate

Last week, the Union released the footage from that infamous night last term: the Tommy Robinson Debate. The city, both figuratively and quite literally, seemed to shut down. Even...

Ten great social science books for South Asian Heritage Month

July is South Asian Heritage Month in the UK and worldwide, celebrating the history and culture of the region and its influence in Britain. To mark the occasion, we’ve delved … Con...

Guest Contribution: “Remembering a Cold War adventure in Portugal”

Today, we present a guest post written by Jeffrey Frankel, Harpel Professor at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, and formerly a member of the White House Council of Economic...

Letters to the Editor – week ending 6th September 2026

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Letters to the Editor – week ending 4 July 2026 #2

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Letters to the Editor – week ending 30 August 2026

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Should the UK capital’s higher ed institutions be ‘Londonmaxxing’?

The Mayor of London has teamed up with London's institutions to make the case that the city is the higher education capital of the world. But what more can the city do to strengthe...

Letters to the Editor – week ending 02 August 2026

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Letters to the Editor – week ending 23 August 2026

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Letters to the Editor – week ending 19 July 2026

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Letters to the Editor – week ending 09 August 2026

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Letters to the Editor – week ending 16 August 2026

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New Empirical Study in Comparative Law: “The Reasons Highest Courts Give: England, France, Germany; 1880–89 and 2007–16”

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Letters to the Editor – week ending 26 July 2026

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The five pillars of Labour

This week, LabourList interviewed an exclusive panel comprising of one representative from each of the four internal organising… The post The five pillars of Labour appeared first...

Equity, diversity and inclusion case studies

ETIAS & EES introduction

larkswood12: Because UK voters won’t vote for proper taxation to fund their public services the net result is a worse health service, worse other services etc. I’m not sure quite...

'Super-university' created amid funding squeeze

The London and South East University Group (LASE) will be the third largest higher education institution in the UK.

‘Putting development at the heart of foreign policy’

Labour came into government facing the toughest economic inheritance in a generation. Ministers have had to make difficult… The post ‘Putting development at the heart of foreign po...

Oxford University Press staff strike over plans to offshore jobs

Over 30 Oxford University Press (OUP) staff are on strike over the publisher’s plans to offshore their finance operations department to India. Almost 50 roles will be affected with...

Out Now (Open Access): Heiderhoff/Queirolo (eds), Private International Law and the European Union: Developments in Cont...

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The Guardian view on humanities cuts in universities: academic departments are more than cost centres | Editorial

Literature, the arts and social sciences must not be sacrificed as higher education funding is squeezed “I ask nothing more from you than to do what you have been doing. Go out int...