Message on a mortar board: graduation caps respond to Trump era
American students are increasingly using their graduation headgear to make political statements
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Machine learning scientists protest as Nature moves into field
Boycott comes as Springer Nature reveals to investors how it uses brand and impact factor to charge academics ‘premium’ prices
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The three types of professors every PhD student could benefit from
Professors Autonomy, Mastery and Meaning hold characteristics beneficial for any academic they supervise, but they also have drawbacks, says Peter Francis
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Emerging Economies University Rankings 2018 table information
Key statisticsThe data shown under Key Statistics is that provided by the university itself in its submission to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. It represents data from the 2015...
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Research the winner in Australian budget
Regional students and research facilities claim the spoils in a benign budget for universities
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Greece to offer ‘first English-taught undergraduate course’
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens will become the first state institution in Greece to teach undergraduates entirely in English
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South Korea’s SNU appoints first female economics professor
Move comes in response to government initiative on gender equality
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‘Lame’ joke in lift, or offensive comment in workplace?
International Studies Association calls for King’s College London professor to apologise over ‘ladies’ lingerie’ remark
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Jiří Drahoš: the Czech chemist overwhelmed by fake news
Former president of the Czech Academy of Sciences warns of online dirty tricks that may have cost him country’s presidency
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Fertile ground? Royal Agricultural University looks to Brexit era
Vice-chancellor explains why new degree courses will be vital for the agricultural industry after the UK leaves the EU
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What would Jane Austen say about Mr Trump?
Based on her satirical attacks on the Prince of Wales’ bravado and immaturity, the author would have plenty to say about the current US president, says Jocelyn Harris
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Howard Davies on academics and the City
Matthew Reisz considers the insights of the former LSE director who has a foothold in both the UK and France