Vice-chancellor of Bath University asked to leave immediately amid ongoing pay row
Dame Glynis Breakwell has been at the centre of a long-running argument around senior pay at universities.
Physics students sent email, reminding them to "conduct yourself sensibly"
Students were reminded that homophobia, sexism, and racism were not acceptable in the department.
New mathematics partnership gives hope to post-Brexit research
Imperial is opening a maths lab in partnership with a French research agency, offering some hope to post-Brexit academic funding
Imperial physicist recognised in Blavatnik Awards for young scientists
Dr Claudia de Rham was awarded a Finalist title, in the first year the awards were open to UK scientists.
Jo Johnson out as universities minister in cabinet reshuffle
Johnson has been replaced by Sam Gyimah, amid controversy over the choice of Toby Young for the board of Office for Students
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New laws introduced to regulate drones
The Drone Bill will introduce new measures to improve safety.
EU Imperial staff leaving following Brexit decision
A number of staff from the EU have begun to return to their countries of origin, as the Brexit deadline draws closer.
Bath vice-chancellor steps down amid pay debate
Dame Breakwell, who is at the centre of a row over vice-chancellor pay, will resign at the end of this year.
Students support TEF but fear medal system will have negative impact on graduate prospects
Concerns remain over the way teaching quality is assessed as value of student input is slashed by half.
Imperial praised for its approach to cheating
Dr Daniel Sokol, Imperial alumnus, recommends use of higher standards of proof when deciding cases of cheating.
Metric crowds prompt fear of serious harm
The Union claims not to know of any incidents or safety issues but students say otherwise.