Australian research review urges action on time wasting, interference
Review calls for reduction in ministerial veto powers, highlights ARC’s role as ‘guardian of basic research’, but keeps applied research in the mix
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Chinese scholars ‘see gender equality despite contradictions’
Academics’ belief in merit-based promotion at odds with their experiences of discrimination, study finds
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Overseas students in UK: Romanian students ‘most likely to work’
Census data shows Chinese students have one of the lowest rates of employment
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Intel v-p: ‘research needed to open machine learning black box’
Universities must address ethical questions and bias in AI and ensure students are ‘better than ChatGPT’, says Wei Li
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US campuses urged to be better neighbours
Protests target wealthy campuses over housing policies and lack of action on crime and community well-being
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‘More universities needed’ as UK applicant numbers set to soar
Existing providers must hone a distinctive offer to deal with increased competition at home and abroad, experts tell Ucas
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The US government must offer match funding for higher education
Medicaid spending commitments are driving cuts in appropriations for public universities, say F. King Alexander and Stephen Katsinas
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Mass resignations from Elsevier journal over ‘unethical’ price hike
Editorial team at NeuroImage will work with MIT Press to establish new non-profit journal
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‘Essay mills’ reprimanded over ‘misleading’ adverts
Companies that implied students could purchase essays and pass them off as their own work told to remove claims by watchdog
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Cyberattacks target UK universities ‘weekly’, survey reveals
Higher education institutions more likely to be targeted than other educational bodies
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Paul Nurse: UK’s ‘weak’ Pioneer scheme ‘not a good bargaining chip’
Ministers’ blueprint for Horizon alternative will be seen by Brussels as a ‘paper tiger’, warns Crick director
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Doubts over future for US’ Christian colleges amid closures
Series of recent shutdowns across the country attributed to shifts in political attitudes and post-Covid technologies
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Campus security: ‘We’re much more than a grudge spend’
New chair of global guards’ association on being the first port of call for emergencies, helping students with their mental health and planning for terrorist attacks
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To make research more inclusive, we must rethink citation ‘relevance’
Bibliographic databases’ default ‘sort by relevance’ listings perpetuate bias towards white, Western men, says Katy Jordan
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ChatGPT ‘experimentation’ puts universities in ‘dangerous position’
Experts tell THE and Leeds event that institutions are facing risks they don’t understand