With university set to become a near-universal expectation for high-school graduates, the separate silos in which K12 and higher education have traditionally operated are increasingly being seen as ...
Online has its advantages but it doesn’t match the complex social experience of face-to-face meetings, say four historians of science
There will always be a political temptation to charge universities with improving a school system that leaves some students underprepared
Opening doors: Are US universities doing enough to help schools?
Biologist became household name during coronavirus pandemic
Court action to follow alleged incident at Armidale club, according to reports
Global poll of nearly 10,000 researchers reveals continued influence of bibliometrics in determining reputation and institutional ties
After Supreme Court decision, websites specialising in finding accommodation abroad report spike in enquiries
Authors of new Australian ‘ethical framework’ say academic senates should have as much power as university executives
The sense of purpose and connection that a busy academic life confers is not easily replaced. You may cry, says Helen Lees
Staff will end marking boycott under agreement struck between management and UCU
First-time Clearinghouse assessment finds most undergraduates don’t even have 12 credits per semester, too few to finish in five years
The Western Sydney University vice-chancellor says sustainability is a hallmark of his institution, including its high-rise campuses
Head of university employers’ body talks upcoming industrial action, cost-of-living crisis and future of collective bargaining
Just 20 years after their very existence was uncertain, LGBTQ campus leaders now writing the book on how to learn from their personal schools of hard knocks