Unions quit Goldsmiths antisemitism probe over ‘lack of fairness’
Long-running inquiry accused of ‘lack of transparency as to who and what is being investigated’
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Mitchell Scholarship remains on hold as search for funding goes on
Organisers claim Irish government has ‘failed’ to address endowment requests
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OfS confirms new registrations will reopen in August
Regulator heavily criticised for pausing much of its work to focus on finances announces ‘staggered’ restart in applications
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Academic Freedom Index: ‘serious concern’ for US universities
New research links anti-pluralist leaders with declining academic freedom, warning of ‘dire consequences’ for academia
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Assessing damage after Department of Education’s mass lay-offs
The Trump administration’s deep cuts at the department hit some offices harder than others, but the effects will likely be felt by students, families and institutions across the country
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Trump’s Columbia cuts start hitting postdocs and professors
But the full extent of the slashing is still unclear as neither the Trump administration nor Columbia has shared what grants and contracts were ended
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Medr targets long-term change amid Welsh financial crisis
New tertiary regulator outlines wider vision in strategic plan as it seeks to get to grips with scale of cuts across sector
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Dundee cuts to take ‘wrecking ball’ to research and local economy
Staff and politicians fear ‘nothing is safe’ at Scottish university looking to cut more than 600 jobs
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Close spin-out funding gap to fire innovation, says Russell Group
UK’s research-intensive universities urge increase in value of Higher Education Innovation Fund and creation of new ‘Spark fund’
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Trump’s executive order does not give legal authority to end DEI
The order does not even claim to alter existing civil rights law, and its stipulations are arguably in contravention of it, says Geraldine Van Bueren
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York wants to upgrade Greek partnership to branch campus
Proposal follows change in law to allow establishment of foreign university outposts in Mediterranean country
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‘Toothless’ Australian regulator demands more power
Teqsa’s request for extra clout to tackle ‘systemic’ governance failures deemed too much by some, too little and late by others
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AI tool ‘could halve time spent on literature research’
ScienceDirect innovation allows academics to interrogate articles and compare experiments
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Oxford and Cambridge extend UK sector fundraising dominance
Sector haul neared £800 million last year but close to half of that went to just two universities