New v-c seeks to turn around Goldsmiths as record strike drags on
Exams going unmarked and temporary lecturers causing friction 130 days into industrial action but Joanna Newman believes she can end crisis loop at famed arts institution
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Universities built the Catapults. Now they should release them
With the network’s funding up for renewal, the centres would better serve industry and their hosts as independent partners, says Keith Ridgway
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College of Europe campus set on fire in Albania protests
Thousands of students calling for better university conditions and job prospects have taken to the streets of Albania’s capital in recent days
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News Talks podcast: What’s behind spike in student visa refusals?
We discuss the latest surge in student visa refusals and the potential implications for the UK’s position as a leading destination for international students
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Sunderland staff declare dispute over £40 million savings plan
Union threatens potential strikes, saying scale of cuts will inevitably lead to job losses
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Dutch minister criticises ‘fraud’ as ‘fifth of theses AI-written’
Universities caution against reliance on AI detection tools after media probe alleges 20 per cent of recent master’s theses were mostly produced using chatbots
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Regional university mulls cuts as foreign losses bite
A hundred jobs in the frame after Charles Sturt’s international earnings crash by three-quarters
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Argentinian academics stage mass strike over pay demands
Professors claim their pay cheques have decreased by more than 30 per cent, as public education workers embark on a historic march through Buenos Aires
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Puberty blockers researcher shortlisted for Maddox Prize
Recognition for ‘defending evidence-based science’ may help others ‘challenge unsupported scientific claims’, says neuropsychologist
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Japan’s women-only universities go co-ed in battle for survival
Declining birth rate forces institutions to ditch decades-old admissions policies but experts caution institutions could struggle to convince men to enrol
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Students report little AI teaching on Russell Group courses
Post-92s better at equipping students with digital skills – while most undergraduates interested in degrees tailored to them by technology
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Sciences Po president: ‘I don’t like the word “elite”’
Luis Vassy’s first two years running the renowned but scandal-plagued Paris institution have been marked in the popular imagination by calling the police on protesters occupying a lecture hall. But...
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Beware of anti-woke campaigners’ attack playbook
Typical moves include cherry-picking evidence, selectively targeting minorities and coordinating harassment, say Sander van der Linden and Alan Jagolinzer
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City St George’s seeks new president as Finkelstein set to leave
Chief scientific adviser-turned-university president to step down when six-year term ends