Fears for Australian university foundation courses
Providers fear funding changes could impede disadvantaged Australians’ road to university
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Milton Keynes ‘will redefine the civic university for the 21st century’
A newcomer in the Oxford-Cambridge innovation corridor will reshape our understanding of what higher education is for, says Lynette Ryals
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Freedom of movement: politics expert joins Brexit dance project
New work attempts to address aspects of politics difficult to capture in words
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Cheap flights increase research collaboration, study finds
Expansion of US carrier associated with increase in partnerships of more than 30 per cent
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Argentinian universities cancel conference over ‘genocide denial’
Protesters say conference on Ottoman Empire had been aimed at ‘distorting the historical truth’ of the Armenian genocide
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Deal struck for Macron’s first European university network
Plans by France’s president to establish a series of cross-border university networks are starting to become a reality
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Amsterdam to create new university quarter
Project to begin later this year with construction of new library
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Open University v-c faces no-confidence vote
Peter Horrocks faces backlash over claim that academics ‘should be bloody well teaching’
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Me and My House: James Baldwin’s Last Decade in France by Magdalena J. Zaborowska
The home of the US novelist and social critic offers a lens through which to explore his politics, writing and sexuality, says Kalwant Bhopal
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China syndrome: Australian scholars split on foreign interference
Espionage proposals trigger tit-for-tat claims by rival groups of academics
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European Open Science Cloud hopes for lift-off
But observers warn that open data initiative is progressing too slowly and researchers lack incentives to join up
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Saba Mahmood, 1962-2018
Tributes paid to anthropologist who specialised in study of modern Egypt
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Interview with Bart Rienties
The learning analytics expert discusses the potential of his research, his victory at the World Transplant Games, and what the Dutch can teach us about life
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In which disciplines could Brexit hurt UK collaboration the most?
Analysis of data on current research networks suggests that subjects where expensive kit is shared could be vulnerable