Oxford professor ‘failed to properly acknowledge’ Chinese colleagues
Collaborators criticise lack of sanction against Anna Lora-Wainwright, but internal investigation finds she did not intend to deceive
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Academics should stop fixating on the editorial power fallacy
Complaints about journal editors’ decisions ignore the root cause of the research assessment problem: career structure, says Richard Sever
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Widening prisoner access to degree courses ‘could save millions’
There are huge direct and indirect benefits in removing loan restrictions which make it impossible for many prisoners to study for degrees, argues Hepi
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Homeless and at home: the researcher who lived among squatters
Steph Grohmann’s ‘revenge eviction’ gave her vivid, first-hand experience of the trials and consolations of occupying unused buildings, finds Matthew Reisz
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Living off the land: the universities reaping the rewards of their locations
While some universities are funding huge building projects out of international student fees, an increasing number in Australia and elsewhere are finding that the ground beneath their feet is the...
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Australian review backs formal recognition of microcredentials
AQF review also recommends smoother pathways between vocational and higher education
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Sydney to eschew action against whistleblowers
Move comes amid concern about treatment of academics who criticise employers
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‘Varsity Blues’: fresh charges against parents and coaches
Defendants see new charges as bid to intimidate them into admitting guilt
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Quarter of ethnic minority students in UK racially harassed
Equality and Human Rights Commission report says UK universities “oblivious” to scale of abuse on campus
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Call for Athena SWAN to be rolled out across Europe
Gender action project also calls for increased focus on gender equality in evaluation of Horizon Europe research proposals
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Almost half of Australians want fewer foreign students: survey
Opposition driven by fear of ‘increases in cultural diversity’, analysis suggests
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Universities use apprenticeship levy to fund academics’ training
Scheme means universities can spend levy money on own training for lecturers instead of seeing it claimed by government
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New Swiss technology university aims to solve global problems
Schaffhausen Institute of Technology will work closely with industry and focus on interdisciplinary research and education
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Taiwan cracks down on campus clashes tied to Hong Kong protests
Tensions between Hong Kong and mainland China students play out at universities
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Researchers concerned as tech giants choke off access to data
There is a vast universe of information about people’s online behaviour. But academics say social media firms are restricting access to it, leaving us in the dark about the web