How universities can support students’ mental health amid Covid-19 crisis
Identifying high-risk students early and communicating what support is available will be essential, says Toby Chelms
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The UK’s research funding boost must not overlook the overheads
‘Levelling up’ research spending may imperil regional universities’ sustainability, warn Grace Gottlieb and Graeme Reid
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‘Coronavirus vaccine achievable in 12 months’
Cash injection will allow Australian university to ramp up manufacture at same time as vaccine is tested
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The Vatican’s struggle to quality control Catholic education
As Pope Francis urges Catholic HE to change, the Holy See’s quality agency evaluates close to 300 ‘ecclesiastical faculties’ worldwide – with just four staff
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Coronavirus crisis may spell the end of an era for international education
Western universities may soon need to operate with far fewer international students thanks to the Covid-19 contagion, says Salvatore Babones
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Funders extend deadlines as coronavirus disrupts research
Project delays, as universities and labs shut down, prompt grant flexibility – but levels of leniency vary
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During a viral outbreak the vital work of risk managers is revealed
Having actionable plans already in place can help universities ride out the storm of global emergencies, says Cormac Bryce
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A levels to be awarded through teacher judgement and mock results
Students will also have the option of sitting an exam in September, as NUS says proposed methodology is ‘heartening’
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Exam cancellations to spark ‘almighty scramble’ in UK admissions
Fallout from virus measures could hit poorest students hardest or be basis for advent of PQA, sector figures suggest
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Coronavirus: fall in student traffic to US may be sharp but short
Imminent deadlines could hinder international student arrivals for coming academic year, say experts
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Coronavirus: when learning never (quite) stops
In Singapore, student Jolene Cheong has had to adapt to online learning and the cancellation of her clinical placement during the Covid-19 outbreak
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More clamps on campus teaching
Australian universities’ online flight continues, as government tightens noose on indoor gatherings
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Australia says farewell to HE policy powerhouse
The influence of Denise Bradley, an ‘intellectually courageous’ policy powerhouse, was steeped in personal experience
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Licence to ‘remix’ research alarms humanities scholars
Concerns raised over proposed UK open access rules that would require researchers to surrender copyright
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Educating despite the Covid-19 outbreak: lessons from Singapore
Taking all large classes online quickly required clear communication and a whole university approach, says May Lim