OfS criticised for lack of diversity on student hate crime panel
English regulator promises to make Student Welfare and Safeguarding Expert Advisory panel more representative
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Which countries are international students most likely to recommend?
Canada and New Zealand are the most popular study abroad countries among international students, a survey of thousands of graduates finds
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Universities ‘complicit’ in tarnishing of internationalisation
By failing to defend their international engagement, universities have become tangled in popular revolt against globalisation, says professor
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Swiss face ‘huge challenge’ securing timely EU research deal
Talks unlikely to take place until referendum clarifies whether country will undergo its own ‘Brexit moment’
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Are you TikTok ready?
There is a vast world of creative media that can help academics cut through the noise of the internet, says Andy Miah. Here are five platforms you should be using
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December election puts UK policy progress on hold
Augar response, TEF direction and research funding plans could all remain at a red light while UK goes to the polls
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Help us help you, universities tell central Sydney visionaries
‘Investment, policy support and consistency’ crucial to university role in regional development
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Artificial You: AI and the Future of Your Mind, by Susan Schneider
Martin De Saulles appreciates a subtle analysis of consciousness and what it means for artificial intelligence
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Here Comes the Sun: How It Feeds Us, Kills Us, Heals Us and Makes Us What We Are, by Steve Jones
Richard Joyner considers a lively overview of all things solar
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UK union members back strike action over pay and pensions
About 1 million students set to be affected by walkout
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Summertime: George Gershwin’s Life in Music, by Richard Crawford
Benjamin Ivry is disappointed by an uncritically enthusiastic account of the great Broadway composer
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Mutual Admiration Society: How Dorothy L. Sayers and Her Oxford Circle Remade the World for Women, by Mo Moulton
Sophie Read enjoys a vivid account of how four women who met at Oxford before the First World War went on to forge lives and careers for themselves
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Rejection is brutal – but here’s some consolation
Rejection can be felt more intensely in academia because of the level of personal investment – but it is a normal and necessary aspect of any career
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Dundee principal suspended ‘over rent row’
Andrew Atherton placed on leave after just nine months in post