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Nathan Cofnas to face legal action in Belgium for alleged racism
The self-defined ‘race realist’, the first person to publicly accuse Jason Arday of plagiarism, is alleged to have broken Belgium’s anti-discrimination law
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Several French campuses close amid expanding student protests
University students have joined a massive revolt against the education system in the country, mounting blockades at dozens of institutions
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UK universities told to implement 2 per cent pay uplift
Employers’ body instructs members to implement final pay offer as further negotiations fail to resolve impasse with unions
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arXiv’s new preprint submission cap divides opinion
Some hail preprint server’s two papers per month policy move for promoting ‘quality over quantity’, but others question cap’s scientific implications
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Australia enacts bans on dependants and onshore visa applications
Canberra accused of ‘policy whack-a-mole’ as it details latest rule changes to an industry already in ‘dire straits’
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Xi’s invitation to 100,000 US students may ‘bear little fruit’
It is unclear whether a previous invitation to 50,000 young Americans resulted in substantial academic exchange, experts say
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Ukraine’s wartime innovation must now reach the classroom
Even in the most difficult circumstances innovation and educational reform are possible but international help is needed, says Tania Chernysh
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UK universities ‘driven into China’s arms’ by funding woes
MI5 warning underlines need for ‘tougher’ research security measures and more resources to guard against espionage risks, MPs and research managers warn
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Brain drain fear over Australian plan to fund Fijians like locals
‘Ambitious’ treaty also sparks concern about potential for ‘security vetting’ of Fijian research
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Modules cancelled amid ‘panicked’ response to staff cuts and strikes
UK students being told that modules are cancelled and recommended options outside their courses, union reports
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Spanish universities say China is a ‘natural partner’ for expansion
University leaders say they are drawn to China’s research strength and fast-growing technology sector
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News Talks podcast: How is ‘employability’ reshaping UK degrees?
With a new degree co-designed by Aardman Animations and the Royal College of Art announced this week, we examine the growing role of business in moulding degrees as universities face ever greater...
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‘Sharp’ fall in research mobility between EU, US and China
European Commission report finds 45 per cent fewer researchers moved from the EU to the US in 2025 than in 2023
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Why my university is closing the TPS pension to new starters
Even though contribution rates have gone down, the volatility makes long-term financial planning very difficult, says David Mba