Latin America University Rankings 2016: Latin America’s universities must join the global current
To compete on the global stage, the region must adopt a more inclusive – and more international – outlook, write Marcelo Knobel and Andrés Bernasconi
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Latin America University Rankings 2016: Latin America should make a virtue of its diversity
Cooperation is key to developing a successful higher education sector in this complex and diverse region, argues Marco Antonio Zago
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Latin America University Rankings 2016: results announced
Brazil leads Times Higher Education’s debut ranking of the top universities in Latin America
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Latin America University Rankings 2016: Chance for Latin American higher education to shine
As different regions have different approaches to higher education, it makes sense to allow flexibility in the rankings analysis, writes Duncan Ross
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Latin America University Rankings 2016: Pilot ranking of Latin America’s universities offers new perspective
THE’s first Latin America ranking will help to kick-start a debate about future benchmarking for the region’s higher education institutions
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Universities’ new mission: reconnect
With expertise being vilified, institutions must re-establish their relevance to ‘real people’. Fortunately, they are ideally placed to do so
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Gillett Griffin, 1928-2016
A leading curator of ancient American art has died
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Interview with Mike Tipping
We talk robots, impact and goal-scoring abilities with the University of Bath’s new data scientist
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Lower EU recruitment ‘could force master’s courses to close’
Fewer students expected to come to UK from Continent in wake of Brexit
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Academic Diary: Or Why Higher Education Still Matters, by Les Back
Andrew Robinson on an eloquent exposition of what it means to be a modern university teacher
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Behind the Wireless: An Early History of Women at the BBC, by Kate Murphy
Well-researched portraits of female pioneers and game gals capture the buzz around the Beeb as women entered the professions, says Sharon Wheeler
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The Gene: An Intimate History, by Siddhartha Mukherjee
Knowledge of our genetic code has been used for good as well as ill, Charalambos Kyriacou says