Court action against the Office for Students
The National Secular Society is launching a judicial review of the Office for Students over its failure to investigate alleged breaches of academic freedom law at publicly funded bible colleges. The case tests whether the regulator can be compelled to act on complaints it has declined — which matters to any student whose complaint about their institution has stalled at that stage.
Educating for an economy that is being rewritten by AI
A vice-chancellor argues that AI will reshape which graduate jobs exist and that the universities serving less advantaged students will feel it first, because those students concentrate in the roles most exposed to automation. The practical implication for anyone choosing a course now is to weigh what a degree teaches you to do over what it qualifies you for. Making the most of university covers that distinction.