We are still looking on the bright side of our arduous university merger
A tactical takeover might have been easier in the short term, but Adelaide University will be better for being a marriage of equals, say David Lloyd and Peter Høj
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Texas A&M scraps LGBTQ programme criticised by politician
Minor branded ‘liberal indoctrination’ by Republican representative among 52 programmes being cut, with low enrolment blamed
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Data confirms 16 per cent drop in UK student visa applications
Home Office statistics reveal just 1,300 dependants submitted visa applications in October – the lowest monthly total since at least January 2022
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Southampton wants 5,000 students at ‘comprehensive’ India campus
Outpost due to open next year will focus on both research and teaching, after ‘quick’ but ‘robust’ approval process
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Argentine academics flee austerity drive a year into Milei’s rule
Chainsaw-wielding leader has shown some signs of pragmatism since historic election win but plight of the country’s highly regarded universities remains dire
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Gender gap on first-class degrees ‘baked into Oxbridge system’
Tutorial system monopolised by ‘domineering’ male students and focus on final-year examinations seen as disadvantaging women
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Imperial opens science and technology research hub in Ghana
Outpost to build on London university’s existing partnerships in West Africa
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Justice delayed is justice denied for early career plagiarism victims
Misappropriation of junior colleagues’ ideas is a betrayal. Requiring them to wait years for redress adds insult to injury, says Wyn Evans
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Calls to free Azerbaijani academic as climate summit kicks off
Fossil fuel producer cracks down on dissenters as it hosts gathering of world leaders
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Scholars share guidelines for ‘ethical’ use of AI in research
Academics emphasise importance of transparency and human vetting of journal submissions
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‘Financial viability’ concerns stalk Australian higher education
Ensure that your exit causes minimal inconvenience, regulator tells private colleges
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Under-fire chancellors reject ‘failing on trust’ narrative
Burgeoning compliance requirements ‘squeezing out’ other governance priorities, Australian conference hears
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Larry Kramer: ‘Some constraint makes for a much better debate’
New LSE vice-chancellor discusses ‘Wild West’ US, dealing with campus protests and the personal turmoil that led him to make the switch to London
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Visa clampdowns put brakes on international student mobility
Global survey finds that 41 per cent of institutions reported fewer international postgraduate students in this year’s intake compared to 2023
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UKRI announces £564 million for revamped PhD studentships
New doctoral training schemes will simplify and harmonise the support offered to funded PhD students, says UK Research and Innovation