Tony Chan appointed as next KAUST president
HKUST head to lead Saudi Arabian university from September
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Going Global 2018: Comparing HE's local impact globally could unlock valuable insights
Ahead of the British Council's Going Global conference in Malaysia, Simon Baker shows how local impact data could unlock new perspectives on global higher education
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Students' hard work rubs off on classmates' grades
Maastricht study finds less hard-working students benefit when taught with more persistent peers
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Bringing the Dalit ‘voice of the poor’ into Indian universities
Indian lecturer joins with British colleagues to promote literature of those formerly called ‘untouchables’
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Going Global 2018: Knowledge diplomacy must be used to enrich the global public good
Once a key tool in expanding a nation's soft power, knowledge diplomacy must now be used to address our most pressing global issues, Jo Beall says
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Iran confirms arrest of British-Iranian professor
Imperial College London academic Abbas Edalat has been detained on security charges since mid-April
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US university revokes scholarships after going over budget
Fears over international impact of UT Tyler’s decision, with Nepalese applicants hardest hit
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Decoding Trump’s ‘Nazi dog whistles’ and ‘Klan slogans’
Sarah Churchwell hopes her research can help people rethink the ‘American dream’
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Free education: at what cost?
As Malaysian politicians flirt with fee-free higher education, our Asia-Pacific editor John Ross, reflects on how promises of free tuition are often at the detriment of more useful policy
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‘Benefits exceed costs’ for many Australian university dropouts
But Grattan Institute report urges government, institutions to steer those unlikely to finish towards cost-saving early exit
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Australia’s rural universities ‘add value’ of A$1.7 billion
Regional institutions, facing uncertain funding future, build case for more federal support ahead of budget
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Data should be as open as possible and as closed as necessary
This should be the new mantra for researchers in a post-Facebook world, argues Andy Turner