Appointments – 13 September 2018
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Global solidarity helps Russian university secure new licence
European University at St Petersburg granted teaching licence after international support
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Digital dashboards: built for the ‘phallic lecturer’?
Lecturer claims that myriad online systems in academia reinforce patriarchal dominance
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Prisoners to get bursaries to study at Cambridge
Serving prisoners on day release will be able to participate in initiative
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UK urged to set international student recruitment target
Higher Education Commission report says visa sponsorship rules should be based on enrolment from target markets, not refusal rates
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The week in higher education – 13 September 2018
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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Standardised tests measuring learning gain fail to make the grade
Early closure of pilot project is latest in string of global failures
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Martin Shubik, 1926-2018
Tributes paid to Yale’s pioneering game theorist
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Open access will curtail profits but not quality or freedom
European funders’ beefed-up open access mandate sounds the death knell for subscription publishing, but academic Armageddon is no closer, says Lenny Teytelman
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The essay is failing us. Discuss
The ease with which essays can be bought and the difficulty of grading them fairly means they should no longer be used for assessment, says Phil Race
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Interview with Deborah Ashby
The president-elect of the Royal Statistical Society on stepping into Gladstone’s shoes, Florence Nightingale and why Brexit is nightmare for medical statisticians
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India may finally be getting serious about research fraud
A move to combat India’s love affair with predatory journals is an encouraging sign – even if it took a newspaper exposé to prompt it, says Pushkar
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Israeli restrictions on overseas academics are holding Palestinian universities back
A labyrinthine visa process and perverse decision-making are making life increasingly untenable for non-Palestinian academics, says Raja Shehadeh
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‘Nothing to support’ international administrators at risk
Former university administrator says she struggled to find employment after Turkish university was shut