Arizona vows focus on quality in major online expansion
Absorbing troubled online institution, university pledges $225 million investment
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Coastal Australian universities report second semester surge
Increasing demand a taste of things to come, when school leavers alight on a ravaged job market
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Levelling-up agenda ‘challenges everything’ in UK research funding
UKRI lead on place sees challenge to ‘idea that our research strength should all be concentrated in a relatively small number of institutions’
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US ‘faces minimum 30 per cent decline’ in international enrolment
Uncertainty over whether on-campus tuition will be able to go ahead leaves commencing students in visa jeopardy
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Questions over implementation as India approves system overhaul
Green light for international universities to operate in new National Education Policy
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To be an effective policy guide, science must be transparent
The halting of trials for a coronavirus treatment following the publication of dubious data highlights the perils of opacity, says Ron Iphofen
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Conference organisers ‘failing to promote diversity’
‘Well-meaning’ codes of conduct do not lead to initiatives that make a difference, study finds
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A People’s History of Detroit, by Mark Jay and Philip Conklin
Roberta Mock is intrigued by a radical account of the currents that have shaken her native city
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UNC staff warn students to stay away from campus
Frustrated with their university’s plan for the autumn, which is slated to include full dorms, a group of professors has broken rank and sent an open letter to students
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THE Live ANZ to focus on resilience in the coronavirus era
Sector leaders to debate how region can retain its leading position in global higher education
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China told to reform education model to become global student hub
Study highlights how international students are treated as ‘a separate cohort’ and student advisors function like ‘nannies’
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Universities diverge on openness to Erasmus students’ arrival
Most institutions say they will take Erasmus+ students in the autumn, with Swiss universities universally open, while the UK and Netherlands are more closed
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How Covid-19 is reshaping international research collaboration
Three recent studies have unearthed interesting patterns by comparing cross-border working before and during the pandemic
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UK academics ‘discriminate against political opposites’ – survey
Survey of UK academics finds both left and right discriminate against each other in hiring, funding and publishing decisions, leading to self-censorship across the sector
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Will China’s enrolment expansion devalue postgraduate degrees?
Falling staff-student ratios and low quality in some graduate programmes are prompting concern that more will mean worse, says Zhang Ruomei