Striking Columbia student workers agree deal with university
Major union win includes access to arbitration or mediation on discrimination and harassment complaints
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Cambridge ends Learning Together after London Bridge attack
Review recommends end of prison education programme following ‘unimaginable grief’ caused by 2019 killings of two delegates
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Deficit-hit Goldsmiths ‘at sharp end of financialisation of HE’
Covid and public funding cuts hit London arts institution, while union also criticises new bank covenants
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Indian PhD maternity edict ‘welcome’ but barriers to women remain
University Grants Commission says doctoral students on fellowships should get eight months’ maternity leave
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Talking leadership 8: Anthony Finkelstein on lessons from government
The City president discusses his personal ties to the institution, the opportunities and threats universities pose to national security, and self-indulgence in higher education
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The latest ministerial guidance is an affront to the OfS’ independence
If the English regulator agrees to tear up universities’ current access plans it risks undermining any perception of autonomy, says Geoffrey Alderman
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Times Higher Education acquires Inside Higher Ed
Leading providers of university insights and data will reach combined audience of more than 50 million annually
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Australian scientists join outcry over humanities research veto
Leading scholars from Australian universities have joined scientific bodies to demand reversal of pre-election veto of humanities grants
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Outcry as Taliban arrests outspoken Afghan professor
Detention of Faizullah Jalal sparks protest in defence of legal scholar who publicly denounced the ruling regime
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Swiss and UK grantees left waiting as ERC announces awards
Success rate for prestigious starter grants drops below 10 per cent
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American Exceptionalism, by Ian Tyrrell
Carrie Tirado Bramen enjoys a wide-ranging analysis of an important concept that has recently been neglected by scholars
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Islamophobia row puts French campuses in crossfire as poll looms
Sciences Po Grenoble director calls for ‘calm and rationality’ after suspension of Klaus Kinzler leads to loss of regional funding
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US campuses chafing under Covid restrictions
Once a conservative rallying cry, calls to ease protections spread in academia as fast-moving Omicron variant appears less threatening
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UK’s lead on international mobility in Europe ‘shrinking’
Data suggest that European mobility and recruitment from Asia are rapidly diversifying campuses on the continent
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A physicist as minister could prompt a quantum leap in Dutch HE
Robbert Dijkgraaf's appointment to the Netherlands’ new government has got academics very excited, says Michèle Wera