Three in four Australian v-cs take pay cuts
Many bosses lead from the front, ceding 20-plus per cent of their pay to help plug pandemic shortfalls
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Interview with Gordon Harold
The University of Cambridge’s inaugural professor of the psychology of education and mental health talks about switching from sport to science and why it’s so important to research education and...
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Donald Kennedy, 1931-2020
Tributes paid to former Stanford president who raised a record-breaking $1.3 billion for the university
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The Queer Games Avant-Garde: How LGBTQ Game Makers Are Reimagining the Medium of Video Games, by Bonnie Ruberg
Tanja Sihvonen enjoys a collection of interviews with the queer game makers who are transforming the whole world of video games
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The Mathematics of the Gods and the Algorithms of Men: A Cultural History, by Paolo Zellini
Tony Mann is impressed by a study of what we mean by numbers that ranges across millennia
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Dame Ottoline Leyser to head UKRI
The Sainsbury Laboratory director will oversee a huge increase in R&D spending as head of UK’s main research funder
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The week in higher education – 14 May 2020
The academy through the lens of the world’s media
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14 May 2020 digital edition
To thrive, not just survive: Is the coronavirus crisis a chance to radically remake higher education?
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The Flip: Who You Really Are and Why It Matters, by Jeffrey Kripal
Michael Marinetto enjoys a bold attempt to challenge the scientific consensus about consciousness
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“双一流”建设的国际化视野
何莲珍认为，高水平国际化有助于提高中国高校的国际竞争力和话语权
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More student enrolments bankrolled in New Zealand budget
Some succour for NZ universities and students in budget aiming to support training for those who have lost jobs in crisis
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Are ‘European universities’ really possible?
A 2017 speech by Emmanuel Macron on European identity has led to the creation of an initial 17 pan-continental consortia involving 114 universities. But do they amount to anything more than yet more...
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Is this the crisis higher education needs to have?
The Covid-19 pandemic offers universities a once-in-a-generation opportunity to put their dysfunctional strategies behind them, argue Timothy Devinney and Grahame Dowling
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Will Covid-19 change universities forever? Don’t jump to conclusions
Tomorrow’s world often turns out to be less radically different than we might have first thought, says Bruce Macfarlane
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University networks will struggle to revive European identity
Protecting the European research budget offers better long-term hopes of saving the European project