As two new mothers living thousands of miles apart but juggling the same academic and childcare demands, we found solace in connections with other studying parents, say Nicola White and Rebekah...
Publisher says it remains ‘committed’ to striking a deal, but question mark hangs over institutions’ continuing access
Government rewards three public and three private institutions but fails to reach target of giving 20 universities elite status
Peter Doherty warns scientists about being ‘used’ by journalists with a predetermined story to tell
Government may harness funding agreements to influence mix of teacher specialties
A critical and questioning intellectual community of social scientists is a core component of a confident and flourishing democracy, but can academic critique go too far? asks Matt Flinders
Researcher also suggests there is ‘a lot of interest’ in further study on mindfulness-NSS scores link
Professors should embrace the digital transformation of higher education but eschew the commercial interests that will inevitably come with it, argues Markus Giesler
Removal of guidelines on affirmative action and retirement of Supreme Court justice could ‘set the stage for future challenges’ to university admission policies
Compliance rules around the UK's open access policy are good, but we need more support from vendors, publishers and institutions to make research outcomes truly accessible to the public, says Helen...
Scholars at greater risk of stress-related illness than police, medics and local authority staff, research suggests
New funding commitment aims to aid drug discovery ‘in Africa by Africans’
Heads of 122 state universities across the country pledge to work with counterterrorist forces
Initiative will allow UKRI to sponsor researchers from outside the EU, but key questions unanswered