Most commencing students ‘already have retirement funds’
Australian survey points to high degree of financial self-reliance among incoming students, along with amorphous fears about the future
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Universities must play their part in nature’s recovery
Research into changing patterns of biodiversity across the globe is vital, but it also matters how institutions manage their own land, says Sasha Roseneil
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Urgent investment needed to ‘save Canada’s research system’
Group of leading universities warn lack of funding risks causing a ‘debilitating brain drain’
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Pakistan’s universities ‘must engage students’ to beat extremism
Sector doubles down on tolerance agenda to pre-empt violence on campuses
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Assess PhD applicants ‘on potential, not past excellence’
Guaranteed interviews for ethnic minority applicants of a certain standard would also tackle postgraduate underrepresentation, says Research England-backed initiative
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MPs demand ‘task force’ to oversee handling of campus assaults
Self-regulation is ‘failing’, Australian critics claim, citing sexual assault statistics mirroring those in wider society
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UK universities are not a problem to be smashed with a hammer
Jeopardising local universities with rhetoric about rip-off degrees is the last thing the UK needs. A new funding settlement is vital, says Martin Jones
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Negative political point-scoring demands a well-evidenced response
The fact that most graduates credit their professional success to their degrees is a neat counter to the government’s rip-off rhetoric, says Vivienne Stern
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Gene Block to step down as UCLA chancellor
Biologist will have headed leading public institution for 17 years by time of his departure
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Should universities ban staff-student relationships?
As several UK universities outlaw sex between academics and students, two writers offer differing views on the Office for Students’ proposed ban
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Embassy staff ‘failed to notice’ academic may have been tortured
Ombudsman says British government did not do enough to protect Matthew Hedges during his detention in the United Arab Emirates
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More paperwork for universities as accord reforms progress
While Australian government earns gratitude for quick implementation of ‘priority’ reforms, expert warns of ‘bureaucracy’ burden
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Star professor in research fraud case sues Harvard and accusers
Francesca Gino’s attorney claims Harvard’s ‘utter disregard for evidence, due process and confidentiality’ has wrecked her career
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3 August 2023 digital edition
Indian ambitions: Can IITs thrive on the global stage?
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Interview with Sarfraz Manzoor
The journalist and writer on choosing a ‘cool’ place to study, Luton Town’s ‘underdog’ story and becoming his hometown’s university chancellor