Japan’s most diverse university marks 20 years of innovation
How a young institution in a tiny Japanese city created the country’s first fully bilingual campus
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Lifelong learning can give agency back to students and universities
Recommendations set out in Labour’s lifelong learning report aim to make learning a universal right, explains Graeme Atherton
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Coronavirus: growing number of UK universities move to online teaching
Decision by some institutions to end lectures and seminars prompts others to quickly follow suit
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WUR 3.0: how we could broaden our measure of knowledge transfer
Duncan Ross explains how THE could enhance the assessment of university-industry ties in the next iteration of the World University Rankings methodology
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China’s coronavirus lockdown: ‘In this situation, it is important to just keep going’
After six weeks of draconian isolation, Alessandra Cappelletti is looking forward to seeing her students again
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Teaching intelligence: how to take your classes online
Many universities have begun to teach online amid concerns that traditional classes could spread the coronavirus. Yale-NUS lecturer Catherine Shea Sanger explains how it can be done quickly and...
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Australian university adopts ‘planetary health’ as raison d’être
Holistic sustainability concept meshes with ‘moral purpose’ of institution in Melbourne’s unfashionable west
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If the UCU strike achieves its aims, we’ll be worse off
The costs of the UCU’s pay and pensions demands make the fights for lighter workloads, greater gender and ethnic pay equality, and less workforce casualisation impossible, says Alexander Douglas
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Coronavirus ‘shows need for UK and EU to be together’ on research
Influential Portuguese MEP calls for rapid UK-EU agreement on Horizon Europe association
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How to make learning more accessible for students
Two students from the University of York used their final project to create ways of making learning more accessible and fun for other students
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Coronavirus: LSE to teach online for rest of academic year
Director notifies staff and students of ‘precautionary measure’ as Durham moves to end classroom teaching for remainder of term
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The Self-Help Compulsion: Searching for Advice in Modern Literature, by Beth Blum
Gail Marshall considers a wide-ranging exploration of readers’ desire to find life lessons in books of many kinds
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A Convert’s Tale: Art, Crime and Jewish Apostasy in Renaissance Italy, by Tamar Herzig
Simon Ditchfield is intrigued by a tale of gambling, conversion and betrayal in Renaissance Italy
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University leaders ‘prioritising reputation over tackling harassment’
But vice-chancellor says UK sector is at ‘tipping point’ of culture change