Want to keep up to date on news and issues related to higher education and academia? Then the Times Higher Education (THE) magazine is the answer! 
 
The Times Higher Education (THE) magazine, which is a British higher education sector specific publication, is the leading voice of global higher education and provides essential agenda-setting news and analyses as well as commentary from the sharpest minds in international academia. The latest insights from the World Summit series are also available, in addition to the influential university rankings! 
 
The magazine can help you stay up to date with all the latest news in higher education and there’s even dedicated news sections focused on certain areas of the world, including Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Europe and North America! 
 
Registration for a THE personal account is required the first time you access the Times Higher Education (THE) magazine. Just register using your Keele email address and you can enjoy full, unlimited access to articles and more through our Keele institutional subscription! 
 
The content that you can access through our Keele institutional subscription includes Features, where you hear from some of the biggest names in higher education on all aspects of academia; Digital Editions, which gives you access to the fortnightly digital editions of the magazine as well as more than seven years of back issues; Opinions, where you can hear insightful opinions from presidents, vice-chancellors and all manner of scholars from every continent; and Talking Leadership, where people from the world’s top universities discuss how they solve common strategic issues!  
 
You can sign up to the magazine’s newsletters too, which are another great way of keeping up to date with all the latest news and research across higher education, and you can unsubscribe and change your newsletter preferences at any time!

For access, select 'Login' and enter your Keele email address and the password you registered with.  
 
The Times Higher Education (THE) magazine is also available on the library’s A-Z of online resources and there’s a handy FAQs page too!