For-profit college finally registered with OfS after court battle
Bloomsbury Institute added to English register after Court of Appeal quashed Office for Students’ original refusal
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Sweden’s climate framework will boost universities’ credibility
Almost all higher education institutions in the country have signed a document committing to combating the climate crisis, says Göran Finnveden
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Covid cuts into US universities’ tuition revenue
Pandemic and population losses leave private institutions especially vulnerable, Moody’s finds
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Former lobby group chief leaves University of Canberra
Belinda Robinson leaves to focus on board roles
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BBC’s Oxbridge shift spotlights firms’ educational diversity drives
Employers seeking ‘diversity of thought’ and ‘relevance’ end reliance on English university hierarchy for hiring decisions
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Why we need more BAME representation in academic libraries
Greater diversity is needed within higher education’s libraries, says Regina Everitt, one of very few BAME directors of a university library in the UK
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Report reveals ‘survival’ techniques used by women in Korean HE
Female academics, especially mothers, face the double challenge of patriarchy and neoliberal management
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Endless higher education reviews have left UK universities in limbo
Ministers’ eagerness to launch yet another review when so many others remain unpublished is testing the patience of universities, says Andrew McRae
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Colleges conflicted after US eases crime-reporting rule
Trump move welcomed as regulatory relief, but some onlookers expressed fears over effects on students
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Campuses begin to shut across Europe as second wave hits
But unlike in the spring, not all countries are taking a blanket approach, and there are louder concerns about the mental impact on students
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Will a Biden administration solve US higher education’s problems?
The vast majority of university staff and students are hoping that Joe Biden’s predicted win comes to pass in next week’s presidential election. But with the nation’s finances reeling from Covid-19...
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A Dominant Character: The Radical Science and Restless Politics of J. B. S. Haldane, by Samanth Subramanian
Richard Joyner enjoys a vivid account of a larger-than-life scientist and reflects on whether Haldane’s career would be possible today
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Job losses ‘won’t affect quality of teaching’, says government
Australian universities are matching staffing levels to workload, Department of Education, Skills and Employment tells senators
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Two-thirds of students in favour of PQA, Sutton Trust finds
Report says year’s A-level debacle highlighted how lower-income students are disadvantaged by current system
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Research intelligence: how to build lab team spirit at a distance
Team meetings arranged by algorithm and communal chocolate tasting sessions are being used to bond research teams, reports Jack Grove