Ireland moves to outlaw essay mills
Education minister wants power to prosecute assignment writing companies
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Student protesters force cancellation of South African convention
Minister's speech disrupted at event aimed at finding solutions to sector challenges
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Diversity warning on universities’ use of recruitment consultants
Report warns of risk of overlooking women, internal candidates and those from ethnic minorities
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Australian higher education 'critical' to diplomacy and trade
Universities Australia urges government to recognise sector's role in foreign policy review
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Funders ‘not doing enough’ to reduce medical research waste
Amid crisis over reproducibility, agencies face call for ‘greater transparency and accountability’
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In court and on campus, US debates cultural appropriation
Academics say students' concerns reflect tense environment on racial issues
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To our talented European colleagues: we want you to stay post-Brexit
We must make it clearer to UK-based European scholars that the UK higher education sector wishes to remain open, says Sir Keith Burnett
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Overseas students: UK government to ‘turn the thumbscrews’ on MPs
Sector expert predicts dissent will be crushed when Lords amendment reaches Commons
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Lectures: as archaic as bloodletting in an era of modern medicine
If the outcomes of ‘active learning’ are so much better than those for traditional lectures, why stick with the old format? asks Simone Buitendijk
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Pints not pistols: office hours in bars dodge campus carry laws
Texas hostelries are one of the few places where students cannot bring guns
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Who owns a photograph? Goldblatt archive should remain in Cape Town
Groundbreaking photographer David Goldblatt’s archive should stay in South Africa, where it belongs, writes Martin Hall