The debate over hair length and dress requirements at Ethiopia’s Addis Ababa University has become one of the most visible ...

The race to succeed Professor Sakhela Buhlungu as the vice-chancellor of the University of Fort Hare has entered a decisive stage. Questions have ...

Courage in the leadership of higher education is needed to tackle xenophobic discrimination, a recent symposium focusing on ...

Open Access Week 2026 turns a spotlight on a question that is urgent for African higher education: who pays for the ...

After three years of war, the reopening of universities in Sudan is a milestone. But the measure of recovery is whether ...

Universities have long managed admissions, student support and alumni relations as disconnected functions, with separate data ...

Student visa charges were originally meant to cover the cost of a decision, but the rise in these charges mean they have ...

Universities in the United Kingdom are withdrawing admission offers to prospective Nigerian students as a sharp rise in study visa refusals puts ...

South Korea’s Education Ministry has selected 33 private universities and colleges for a five-year initiative worth KRW600 billion ...

A new analysis from the United States-based Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) found that while most programmes that prepare students for ...

Former Moroccan justice minister El Mostapha Ramid has condemned hazing practices at higher education institutions, describing them as illegal and ...

After protests over upfront fees at South Africa’s Rhodes University, a University of South Africa (UNISA) business school expert says the fix is ...