THE Europe Teaching Rankings 2019: going from strength to strength
We’ve added bold metrics, improved methodology and widened our coverage, Phil Baty writes
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THE Europe Teaching Rankings 2019: collaboration is key for keeping students engaged
Encouraging good relationships between faculty and students, and creating diverse, international classrooms are priorities in Europe, finds Ellie Bothwell
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THE Europe Teaching Rankings 2019: regional variations
The move towards internationalisation varies across the continent, finds Simon Baker
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THE Europe Teaching Rankings 2019: studying abroad
New measures are helping us to better understand the experiences of students studying abroad and expand our global view, Duncan Ross writes
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The Rumble in the Jungle: Muhammad Ali and George Foreman on the Global Stage, by Lewis Erenberg
Book of the week: Kasia Boddy enjoys an analysis of one of the greatest sporting events of all time
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THE Europe Teaching Rankings 2019: results announced
Spain makes progress in THE ranking of teaching prowess in Europe
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USC to pay San Diego $50 million for poaching scientist
Fast-growing Los Angeles campus had long insisted no impropriety in luring Paul Aisen, his data and his team
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Ex-Michigan governor abandons Harvard fellowship after protests
Rick Snyder withdraws following criticism of his role in the Flint drinking water scandal
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Interview with Mauro Ferrari
The European Research Council’s president-elect discusses his polymath career, the tragedy that changed his research, ultramarathons and jazz
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Michel Serres, 1930-2019
Tributes paid to ‘one of the greatest humanists of the early 21st century’
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Call to support religious groups to bridge campus divides
Report finds groups such as Christian Union can play an important role
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Leadership intelligence: how can universities get more BME leaders?
Solutions from the UK and the US on how to improve diversity in leadership roles
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Academics split on risk to universities after Hong Kong protests
Observers suggest attempts to influence campus affairs – directly or indirectly – might increase after assault on legislature
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Accept lecture capture despite attendance drop, says dean
More than half of academics surveyed said being videoed makes them less spontaneous, but importance to students is clear