Max Lu: seize a 'golden opportunity'
Digital experiences and 'open loop' learning model could be the future of education, says UK vice-chancellor and president
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Universities and society will only recover from Covid-19 through civic engagement
Economic revival in the wake of the pandemic will require all sections of society to play their part, says Janet Beer
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More than 350 jobs at risk at London university
University of East London warns it faces a £31 million revenue loss over the coming year, and needs to cut costs to stay solvent
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Now more than ever, graduates need a helping hand from universities
Rosalie Minnitt calls on institutions to offer greater support to those struggling to find work in the midst of a pandemic
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Steven Currall: university impact refined by spirit of discovery and innovation
University president says the permeability between universities and communities has become more apparent during the pandemic
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Shiyi Chen: we saw the reverse of a brain drain
University president in Shenzhen says the international aspect of their community has been dealt a hard blow
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Kate Eichhorn: online education falls short
Online education can only go so far in terms of replicating student experience, says media and culture expert
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Kelly Chibale: always look for opportunities
Organic chemistry professor calls for African universities to contribute in different ways
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Lily Kong: let's get the technology transformation right
A few fundamental questions need to be answered before we look to a new dawn for higher education, says Singapore Management University president
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Syaru Shirley Lin: we need to do better
Political scientist says universities have an important role to play with global perspectives a priority
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We must use the pandemic to build a more sustainable research system
Covid-19 offers universities a chance to accelerate the transition towards a more digital, open and inclusive research environment, says Cisca Wijmenga
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Graduation fears as Indian Supreme Court insists on final exams
Degrees will not be granted without final-year assessments, even if they are delayed
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Paul Wellings: different factors influence a new dawn
Lectures were not ideal tools for effective learning, says vice-chancellor in Australia
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Qiu Yong: universities will shoulder greater responsibilities
Watershed moment in history for higher education, says university president
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Vahan Agopyan: competition has changed to collaboration
Higher education institutional goals existed even before the pandemic but have been catalysed, says president