New arts university key to Singapore’s growing creative economy
Landmark partnership between two leading colleges will see students able to obtain arts degrees under umbrella body
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Impact Rankings 2025: time to register
Universities can now sign up to participate ahead of data collection opening in the autumn
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French universities avoid worst in election but face uncertainty
Institutions put renewed hope in international collaboration after voters reject Marine Le Pen’s National Rally
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Civic engagement ‘imperilled by UK sector financial crisis’
Collection of essays honouring Lord Kerslake calls for redrawing of incentives to support universities’ work in their local communities, including possible levy on international students’ fees
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Civic universities should offer places to all locals who make the grade
Ease of entry encourages access, and most universities have enough places to guarantee entry without requiring personal statements, says Tim Leunig
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Wharton resigns as Office for Students chair after Labour victory
Conservative peer steps down following long-running criticism of his political affiliation
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Indonesian dean ‘axed for criticising government’ reinstated
University leaders U-turn on controversial decision to fire professor that sparked academic freedom row
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One in three researchers now using ChatGPT at work: survey
Academics tell Elsevier that they recognise the potential of generative AI but want to see their concerns addressed
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Edith Heard to succeed Sir Paul Nurse as Crick Institute director
European Molecular Biology Laboratory boss will lead the Crick from next summer as Nobel laureate director steps back
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Columbia removes three administrators in texting scandal
Ivy League campus, however, keeps in place the dean who also participated, boosting concerns about its sincerity amid sustained political threat
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Could Donald Trump close the US Department of Education?
Republican nominee promises to end department in second term, though experts see underlying details as the more threatening aspects
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US sociologists ‘ignoring’ climate change in research
Planetary warming shown to attract very few of the subject’s scholarly articles, conference sessions and course listings
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Asian universities may struggle to be successful in Horizon Europe
Ministry support will be vital, but a lack of political imperative could limit motivation, say Hyejin Kim, Erik Mobrand and Sylvia Schwaag Serger
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Bloomberg billion makes Johns Hopkins medical school free to most
Latest gift brings tycoon’s total gifts to alma mater to about $4.6 billion
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Hinds and Griffith to shadow new ministers for Conservatives
Former education secretary returns to old brief, while ex-science minister steps up following Donelan’s defeat