US-China ‘paranoia’ is ‘hurting universities and students’
Restrictive US visa policy has caused a steep drop in Chinese students headed to US on exchange, scholar says
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THE Awards Asia 2023: winners announced
Vishwakarma gets leadership prize for ‘deep commitment’ to surrounding community
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Two-thirds of ‘transformative’ journals booted out of Plan S
Periodicals ejected from scheme after failing to meet open access publishing targets
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Penn defends $20 million payout to ex-president Amy Gutmann
Ivy League campus says long-time president deserved record compensation, despite outside questions over equity and transparency
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Appetite for master’s study stays sluggish in Australia
Flat or declining enrolments across Australia spell trouble for university finances and the broader economy, observers warn
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University-inspired cocktails are toast of academia
The ‘Presidential Platitude’ and the ‘Forty-Minute Conference Paper’ are among German historian Philipp Stelzel’s concoctions
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Sharing research data ‘a work in progress’
Journals’ predilection for data availability statements makes little difference to readers’ chances of getting their hands on the data
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Russell Group ‘nervous’ over downgrading of outputs for REF 2028
Elite universities harbour doubts about shift away from rewarding proven research excellence, says Manchester vice-president, though sector broadly welcomes changes for next assessment exercise
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Publishing my sexual misconduct story was liberating and empowering
Five years on, higher education’s attitude towards student-faculty relationships is very different, says a UK-based academic
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Asia must do more to cultivate good university leaders
Asean governments and institutions have to focus on developing academic leaders to advance the region’s sector, says Norzaini Azman
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UK sector carbon emissions falling, but progress still ‘patchy’
About two-thirds of providers decreased their carbon emissions over the past year, Hesa data shows
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Scrap university tuition fees, urges Melbourne vice-chancellor
Eliminating fees would pay for itself through tax while boosting equity of access, Duncan Maskell insists
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Republicans target universities over China and political research
In campaigns to isolate China and deny disinformation, federal lawmakers join angry activists in besieging universities and their researchers
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Stay out of judging courses, regulator tells politicians
New Zealand Tertiary Education Commission head stresses need to regulate higher and vocational education together during UK visit
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Indian PhD diaspora leaves universities short of recruits
Doctoral students at home petition New Delhi for a 60 per cent rise in stipends, amid rising living costs and appeal of overseas job market