Putting Australian v-c pay into perspective
The stratospheric sums pocketed by university bosses make little sense, but nothing about salaries makes much sense
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Moscow students protest over World Cup ‘chaos’
Students unhappy about a 25,000-capacity fan zone next to their institution have held demonstrations and circulated petitions
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Scandal-hit University of Southern California head to step down
Max Nikias and senior leaders perceived to have failed to act on misconduct reports
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‘Block teaching’ model rolled out as pass rates soar
Melbourne university reports improved student achievement and retention
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A year in London: final reflections on my year studying abroad
In Reona’s final blog for THE Student, she recounts the highlights of her year abroad, reflects on what she has learned, and offers advice on ensuring a successful exchange
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Richmond becomes first university to offer UK and US degrees
Private liberal arts institution gains UK degree-awarding powers
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Number of EU academics up on most UK campuses after Brexit vote
Latest Hesa data show there was no immediate exodus of academics but Russell Group warns against ‘complacency’
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Bologna Process still ‘treading water’, say critics
Nearly two decades on, reports suggest the goal of a unified higher education area in Europe is still some distance away
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Debunking the ‘value for money’ myth in higher education
If England’s post-18 education funding review is going to be useful, we must begin by taking an accurate view of the costs and benefits of higher education, says Mike Boxall
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The universities winning at summer on Instagram
Blossoms, green spaces and ducklings...just a few of the things that universities are sharing on Instagram as summer approaches
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Ousted vice-chancellor ‘may never return’ to Papua New Guinea
Albert Schram may not return to Pacific nation to defend claims that he faked his PhD
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Italy’s Five Star aimed to ‘replace politicians’ with professor PM
Five Star Movement offers ‘detailed’ policies on HE, but has been attacked as anti-science
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Nafsa: 70 years of greater equality and understanding through international education
International educators, all too aware of the consequences of xenophobic attitudes, will continue to boldly advocate the values of global learning, says Esther Brimmer