Queensland chancellor: don’t let past sins veto research deals
Importance of governance frameworks elevated, as ‘public or perish’ gives way to ‘partner or perish’
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Cambridge staff pay tribute to London Bridge attack victims
Jack Merritt was a coordinator on university’s Learning Together programme, while Saskia Jones was a volunteer
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Pensions boss turned policy school head aims to win over doubters
Michael Sabia promises Toronto’s Munk School a boundary-crossing outlook
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London Bridge attack began at University of Cambridge conference
Vice-chancellor ‘devastated’ to learn that staff, students and alumni may have been targeted at event attended by terror suspect
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Careers intelligence: supporting academic carers with a ‘care-full’ approach
Growing numbers of academics struggle to combine work and personal care responsibilities, according to research by Marie-Pierre Moreau, who explains how universities can help
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Students are telling us what they need, just not where we expect it
University administrators must meet students on their own terms to truly understand their needs, says Tessa Bravata
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Birmingham says picket lines on campus are ‘trespassing’
UCU says some universities are using ‘highly questionable tactics’ as strikes are set to enter their second week
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THE podcast: General Election 2019 – manifesto breakdown
THE deputy news editor John Morgan wades through the party manifestos and discusses how the parties’ proposals will affect higher education
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Launching a new school: five things we’ve learned
Collaboration and openness are central to Phil Bourne’s takeaways after opening a new school at the University of Virginia
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Academic precarity is bad for everyone, but it’s even worse for scholars at risk
The risks of being an academic are compounded by the unique challenges displaced scholars face, say Lisa Herzog and Özge Yaka
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Mums and dads ‘bigger problem’ than essay mills
Prominence of gratis services causes ‘uneasiness’ among researchers, as Australia eyes law against contract cheating
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Polish excellence initiative aims to close gap to European elite
Critics fear initiative could widen social inequalities
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THE Awards 2019: winners announced
Strathclyde named University of the Year as Loughborough takes home trio of titles
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Junior academics feel management ‘have pulled the ladder up’
Precarious contracts ‘damage’ universities’ teaching and reputation, panel says
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Fee cut ‘catastrophic’ for English universities, warn v-cs
Sector leaders say Augar-inspired cut to tuition fees in England would damage sector