University leaders pledge to prepare students for the 21st century
At the Times Higher Education Young Universities Summit, university leaders were asked to make one commitment to prepare students for the future
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Life at the world’s best Millennial university
The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology topped Times Higher Education’s Millennial ranking. One industrial engineering student highlights the benefits of studying there
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'Best value universities in the UK' revealed
Loughborough University provides the best return on investment for students, an independent study finds
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Canada science review: will funding plea be put into practice?
Scholars applaud call to increase cash for basic research, but question timing of release
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Lost in the storm: how a hurricane blew through political science
Cancellation of conference as cyclone swept in led to loss of 76 papers, say economists
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Central European University: bill highlights EU ‘weakness’
Global academic leaders have found themselves powerless against Hungary’s government
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Australia’s universities to release sexual assault data
All higher education institutions agree to make figures from nationwide survey publicly available
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Taiwan to launch office of research integrity
Government announces new centre in the wake of scandal at National Taiwan University
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University head faces resignation calls over safe space criticism
University leader said she did not think that safe spaces 'correlated' with debate and academic inquiry
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Brexit and Gibraltar: EU wrong to ‘play the sovereignty card’
University of Gibraltar vice-chancellor Daniella Tilbury reflects on how Brexit negotiations are awakening old insecurities
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Assessing PhD supervisors ‘leads to higher completion rates’
Conference hears how University of Adelaide uses metrics to improve performance
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What does attack on CEU mean for US universities abroad?
The world is dotted with institutions that have strong US links, but they often have domestic opponents, who may be watching the case of CEU closely
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New York moves to abolish tuition fees for poorer families
Nearly a million households expected to benefit from deal covering SUNY and CUNY systems