In conversation with Toby Walsh, Scientia professor of AI
Times Higher Education editor John Gill asks Toby Walsh about the strengths that universities can bring to artificial intelligence research
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Dons revolt against Oxford’s new ‘university-run’ college
Plans for Park College seen as a power grab by central management
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Victory for the UCU requires a unified front
In the wake Sally Hunt’s resignation and pay ballot turnout, the UK’s University and College Union needs to come together to discuss its long-term strategy, says Matt Waddup
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Tanja Bueltmann: thick-skinned in fight for EU citizens’ rights
Northumbria historian discusses how her research has informed her advocacy and the abuse she has suffered for her campaigning
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Polish higher education reforms ‘emulate Anglo-Saxon model’
Deputy minister says new law will open universities ‘to the needs of the people’, after it sparked mass student protests
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UCU leader Sally Hunt resigns for health reasons
University and College Union leader steps down with immediate effect after 12 years in charge
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The pay ballot shows that the UCU is stronger than ever
Record turnouts and consistent support for industrial action in the past two pay ballots is something to celebrate, says Jo McNeill
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Australian public sees research-teaching mix as vital, survey shows
Community attitudes questionnaire also finds that Australians want caps on international students but not domestic students
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V-cs want rethink over ‘£38 million bill’ for subject-level TEF
Universities UK fears cost of assessment could nudge £250,000 per provider
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Trailing spouse academics ‘face pay discrimination’
US study suggests hiring panels may offer worse terms to female scientists seeking jobs at their partner’s institution than to equally qualified solo candidates
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US-China trade tensions show the value of educational ties
So far the negotiations have had minimal impact on cross-border research opportunities, but any dismantling of education links would be detrimental to both countries, says Denis Simon
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Locals replace foreign students on some English campuses
Data analysis from THE suggests different drivers are coming together to alter universities’ UK-international mix
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US scientists plan new watchdog to tackle research misconduct
After years of asking, National Academy of Sciences makes integrity push across university silos
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The first rule of impostor syndrome is: you talk about impostor syndrome
Openly discussing academic successes and failures is the first step to alleviating impostor syndrome among women in academia, says Ashley Vaughn
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Drive to get more lower-income US students to study abroad
Global study tied to gains in grades and graduate rates, though affordability remains a major obstacle