Myanmar junta ‘suspends thousands of lecturers’
Military takes action after plan to reopen campuses is thwarted
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Mary Beard’s retirement gift to diversify ‘very white’ Classics
Cambridge scholar says subject is not just for ‘posh people who’ve done Latin for ages’
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English regulator to measure progress on cutting bureaucracy
Office for Students will reflect on whether it is inflicting needless red tape on higher education, says its new chair
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Female leaders, throw those ‘boys’ undermining you a curveball
Doing everything by the book makes it easy for opponents to plan ahead. So shake them up a bit, says Marcia Devlin
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Marcia Devlin: beating sexism with attitude
Tips from the top of a sector that insists on preserving its male dominance offered in Australian consultant’s guide
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Australian Labor plans loan extensions for student entrepreneurs
Universities out of the budget spotlight, as attention turns to training and commercial research
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Blackface, by Ayanna Thompson
Roberta Mock explores a tradition of performance that still raises urgent political questions today
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South Carolina president quits over plagiarised speech
Robert Caslen, in commencement weekend address, had copied leader of bin Laden raid
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Post-qualification applications plan ‘unworkable’, v-cs warn
Moving to an entirely post-results admissions system would harm students and higher education institutions, says Universities UK
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California’s online community college graduates just 12 students
Calbright faces 2022 closure deadline after troubled start
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Black US colleges win case alleging state undermined them
Four institutions get $555 million compensation for Maryland shifting their courses to white campuses
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A tightly woven matrix
Integrating local, national and global interests could be key to aligning the many competing social and environmental agendas in this era of upheaval
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Writing letters of recommendation is at the heart of being an educator
What strikes some as a tedious chore prone to bias can transform lives and evoke enduring gratitude. Academics should embrace the opportunity to knit the plot of a person, says Douglas Dowland