Filipino universities defend presence of Chinese students
Military is investigating whether international students in province adjacent to Taiwan pose national security risk
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UK wary of bid to regain home fee status for European students
European Commission scheme would improve mobility between EU and UK for young people
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Columbia cracks down on student protesters after Shafik hearing
Ivy League institution follows congressional spotlight with student arrests and suspensions
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AI ‘blind spots’ the biggest threat to universities
Universities that only recognise academic integrity implications are ‘really missing the picture’
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Internationalisation professionals have mixed feelings on leaders
Almost half of European workforce surveyed doubt whether cross-border goals are clearly defined, with one in three lacking faith in managers
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Scholars whose language differs from English ‘struggle to publish’
Universities in countries that speak Dutch or German found to have higher research performance scores than those in Japan
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Proper self-care is impossible in the modern academic environment
I realised that I was sacrificing my best years – and those of my child – for a dream that did not have my back. So I quit, says Helen Lees
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Ministers fears universities may be ‘coerced’ via foreign funding
Deputy prime minister to brief vice-chancellors on findings of review
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Lincoln faces strike threat after ‘putting 220 staff at risk’
Union fears scale of cost-cutting imperils local economy in region already facing economic challenges
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‘Give academics studios’ to record lectures that engage students
Effective digital learning requires more than a camera in a classroom, says Ghanaian e-learning leader Eric Appau Asante
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‘World’s business school’ sees new challenges in uncertain times
Stung by alumni reaction to his intervention on Israel-Gaza crisis, new dean of Insead says creating a ‘cauldron of cultures’ is a better way of contributing to the world
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Political influence in universities ‘threat’ to Nepal’s democracy
The prime minister’s role in appointing university leaders under question as Cabinet attempts to change status quo
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International students ‘becoming happier’ than locals: surveys
Overseas students’ rebounding satisfaction rates coincide with Australian policy moves to keep them out
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Your students won’t read any more? Are you sure you’re paying attention?
Simplistic analyses belie the complex evolution of students, instruction, reading practices, college regulations and communications media, says Harvey Graff
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Columbia president grilled by lawmakers on Gaza protest response
After previous hearing led to ousting of Harvard and Penn leaders, Baroness Shafik calls for understanding but struggles to define response