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The removal of recruitment caps in 2015 was hailed by ministers as a boon to institutions¡¯ and students¡¯ ambitions. But the tuition fee¡¯s declining value and the Russell Group¡¯s ever-growing market share now threaten the viability of some institutions, and calls are growing for a U-turn, writes Juliette Rowsell

Announcement follows the departure of 400 staff members last year as efforts to close budget black hole continue

Welsh regulator¡¯s perceived failure to follow English sector lead on preventing misconduct seen as contributing to ¡®patchy¡¯ protections

Freely available tool performs strongly in trials against human interviewers and traditional online surveys

Shrinking humanities departments reducing options for those who wish to study close to home, finds British Academy

Universities need ?60 million boost from Holyrood budget to avoid further cuts to per-student funding, says IFS

Few universities confirm plans to charge full uplift to all undergraduates, with sector set to miss out on millions in extra revenue

Leading professor says he is likely to leave UK to avoid tax hit, and fears others may be reluctant to come in the first place

Union says withdrawal of some business degrees ¡®raises serious questions¡¯ but university insists it is separate to wider restructure

Students and alumni fight to save campus dating back to 1822, which was a standalone college of the University of Wales until 2010

Any new home undergraduate enrolling on a course at University College Birmingham will be eligible for the allowance

Ministers may have ¡®little appetite¡¯ to revisit contentious legislation, but is just letting it lie a viable option?