Academia must ‘engage with’ anti-woke research critics
Experts urge universities to better ‘demonstrate the value of public research’, as critics such as Charlotte Gill ‘rage bait’ sector on X
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Australian university funding bill set to pass Senate
Passage of legislation appears assured after Greens ‘secured’ government’s agreement to a dozen amendments
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Only scant relief in Australia’s R&D tax break plans, groups say
Lobbyists say constraints on the R&D Tax Incentive outweigh the benefits, despite unexpectedly favourable treatment of biomedical research
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Ministers won’t bow to Plan 2 loan reform pressure, experts say
Martin Lewis hopes autumn budget will address controversial threshold freeze, as MPs try to force total system review
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The Jason Arday tragedy underscores the perils of tokenism
When an institution defines you by your trauma narrative or your skin colour, it leaves no room for you to be ordinary, says Aymen Idris
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Response to sexual harassment should be trauma-focused, says OIA
Minimise the need for students to give their account of events multiple times, universities told by ombudsman
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Brighton looks to redraw trade union agreements and close campus
UCU and Unison warn changes to trade union agreements could lead to unions being derecognised
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Trump’s four-year student visa cap blocked in courts
The judge’s ruling could be overturned in the higher courts, but international education experts are encouraged by the last-minute stay
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‘Direct repression’ of academics on the rise, report finds
Universities must promote ‘broad public understanding’ that university autonomy is essential, Scholars at Risk’s annual report says
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World University Rankings 2027: methodology
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings measure research-intensive universities across all their core missions. Here we explain how we arrive at the results for the global rankings
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Are young Indian men starting to give up on college education?
A dip in undergraduate numbers suggests men may be taking heed of high graduate unemployment, says Pushkar
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‘Fewer, larger grants’ could harm Burnham’s regional agenda
Changes to grant system suggested by Chris McDonald could ‘mistakenly’ further concentrate funding in the golden triangle, academics warn