THE to launch university leadership summit
Forum of top university leaders will share best practice on management strategies
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Campaigners fear ‘devastating’ impact of Soas library cuts
Staffing reductions could leave institution unable to meet needs of international researchers, academics warn
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University of California in subscription showdown with Elsevier
System urges researchers to consider boycotting academic publisher as negotiations go to the wire
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Broadening access ‘not just an equity programme’
Equity ‘synonymous’ with excellence, creating the pre-conditions for multi-dimensional learning, conference hears
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If IQ levels are dropping, why are there more first-class degrees?
Nada Kakabadse asks if tuition fees, degree standards or teaching methods are contributing to the mismatch in performance data
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US universities challenge government warnings on China
After US government officials escalate warnings against Chinese espionage, university presidents challenge idea that it’s a major campus activity
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Australian research and development spending ‘at 40-year low’
Universities beg government to cancel cut planned for mini-budget
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Academy heads call for new standards after gene editing scandal
Scientists must act in wake of He Jiankui case, say US and Chinese leaders, to avoid ‘rash or hasty political reaction’
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Tenured workforce now in minority at Australian universities
Job security a dream for most higher education staff as casualisation escalates
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Letters – 13 December 2018
One badly used metric doesn’t spoil the bunch The recent news story “Dutch double down on shift away from role of metrics in academic careers” (6 December) reports that in a shake-up of how academics...
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The world needs academics more than ever
If anyone should be leading the charge to tackle the world’s biggest issues, it is academics. But toxic debates are derailing them from their original purpose
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Winter reads 2018-19: the best books of the season
Scholars give their recommendations for their best book of 2018 and the book they are most looking forward to reading in 2019
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Who values the humanities?
Claims that university education is vital for healthy societies are unconvincing and potentially counterproductive. Better to try to expand the tribe that appreciate the humanities’ relative value,...
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Retirement planning: do compulsory retirement ages benefit the academy?
Many older academics have a great deal to offer, in terms of both research and teaching the next generation. But should they step aside for the sake of their younger colleagues’ careers? Jack Grove...