Research Excellence Summit: You can’t escape Brexit
Wherever you are, populism and its effect on universities is never far from conversation, finds Chris Parr
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UK announces £100 million fund to attract foreign researchers
Jo Johnson outlines UK ambition to be ‘go-to country’ for innovation and discovery, even after Brexit
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Why I boycotted my students’ graduation
Emily Van Duyne on why she missed graduation despite being passionately committed to her students
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Jisc Futures: what next for the UK’s international research collaborations?
Paul Feldman explains why the UK must be ready to embrace research collaborations on an increasingly international scale
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Integrating disciplines 'key to dealing with digital revolution'
University reform urgently needed to capitalise on fourth industrial revolution, says KAIST head
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Academics ‘fail to change teaching due to fear of looking stupid’
Anthropologist spent more than a year among lecturers to understand why they don’t adopt innovative methods
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University applicants ‘expect more contact hours than at school’
Unrealistic expectations of would-be students revealed by major survey
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US scientists take on Trump at the ballot box
Academics standing for election aim to stand up for evidence-based policymaking
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Tax all graduates to pay for universities (even if they graduated years ago)
It is time to revisit the idea of a graduate tax, argues Andy Green
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Commission report calls on EU to double research spending
Major study on successor to Horizon 2020 also suggests including Canada and Australia in European programmes
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Jisc Futures: the digital revolution and the future of science
Geoffrey Boulton writes the first in a series of articles from Jisc on research in the age of open science