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Gardai would act if Grok-type platform set up in someone’s basement – minister
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UK university halted forced labour research after China pressure, lawyers claim
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Nearly one in four final-year students sexually harassed since starting course
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Universities ‘on notice’ they could face penalties over free speech – minister
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Fifth of academics do not feel free to teach controversial topics, survey shows
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University chiefs unveil plan for more consistent approach to contextual offers
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Employers must be stopped from using non-disclosure agreements, says ex-minister
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Lord Hague warns of ‘comfort blankets of cancellation’ in defence of free speech
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Irish premier pledges to tackle housing issues as new government chosen
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Government pushes ahead with legislation to protect free speech at universities
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Phillipson to set out plans for university free speech law
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Starmer must get on with scheme to protect UK from covert influence, says Sunak
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Free speech laws could have led to ‘Holocaust denial’ on campuses – Phillipson
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Government considers all options over ‘financial peril’ universities face
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Labour must solve the university crisis if it is deliver growth
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Raising university tuition fees would be ‘unpalatable’, Education Secretary says
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Powers to fine universities over ‘free speech’ breaches put on hold
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Martin says Government committing to going ‘full term’ amid election speculation
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Tory pledge to axe ‘rip-off’ degrees could ‘run down and undermine’ universities
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Supporting children at university ‘could cost parents nearly £14,000-a-year’
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Goldsmiths University academics vote to strike over job cuts
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Free speech tsar issues warning to universities about overseas arrangements
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Harris tipped to become Taoiseach after other ministers decide not to run
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A contest for Fine Gael leadership would benefit the party, McEntee insists
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Review to assess whether graduate visas are being 'abused'
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Media Minister defends her handling of RTE crisis
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Ministers back Catherine Martin as she faces calls to step down over RTE crisis
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Series of reports points to ‘dysfunctionality’ at RTE, media minister says
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Watchdog to name universities and colleges that fail to uphold free speech
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