We need universal maintenance grants to unlock student potential
Too many poorer students across Europe are unable to maximise their learning owing to inadequate financial support, argues Simon Marginson
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Journal papers ‘largely indistinguishable’ from preprints
Study sparks fresh debate about value added by commercial publishers, but has attracted some criticism
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Fears for Australian university foundation courses
Providers fear funding changes could impede disadvantaged Australians’ road to university
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The 10 most beautiful universities in East Asia
While it isn’t advisable to base your university choice on how pretty the campus is, here are some of the most beautiful institutions in East Asia for your perusal
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Milton Keynes ‘will redefine the civic university for the 21st century’
A newcomer in the Oxford-Cambridge innovation corridor will reshape our understanding of what higher education is for, says Lynette Ryals
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Freedom of movement: politics expert joins Brexit dance project
New work attempts to address aspects of politics difficult to capture in words
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Cheap flights increase research collaboration, study finds
Expansion of US carrier associated with increase in partnerships of more than 30 per cent
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Argentinian universities cancel conference over ‘genocide denial’
Protesters say conference on Ottoman Empire had been aimed at ‘distorting the historical truth’ of the Armenian genocide
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Deal struck for Macron’s first European university network
Plans by France’s president to establish a series of cross-border university networks are starting to become a reality
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Amsterdam to create new university quarter
Project to begin later this year with construction of new library
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Open University v-c faces no-confidence vote
Peter Horrocks faces backlash over claim that academics ‘should be bloody well teaching’
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PhD diary: doing a PhD, doing politics
As a PhD student, Charlie questions how he can get involved in politics outside the realm of his research
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Me and My House: James Baldwin’s Last Decade in France by Magdalena J. Zaborowska
The home of the US novelist and social critic offers a lens through which to explore his politics, writing and sexuality, says Kalwant Bhopal
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China syndrome: Australian scholars split on foreign interference
Espionage proposals trigger tit-for-tat claims by rival groups of academics