Information and guidance ‘crucial to lifelong learning reforms’
Universities UK backs plans but stresses that they must be easy to understand and avoid bureaucracy for all involved
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What Ukraine can teach US colleges about democracy
Higher education is key to reassessing who we are as a nation and why we’re tolerating such extreme division and deception, says Vincent Rougeau
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Academics blast HKU proposal to punish students for ‘disrepute’
Other institutions likely to follow in steps of University of Hong Kong if motion passes, say observers
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The impact agenda still threatens research autonomy
Covid vaccine successes notwithstanding, researchers should remain wary of corporate capture, says Tahir Shah
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Leaders suspended as police investigate Italian campus corruption
Rector among those placed on leave amid probe into ‘rigged’ recruitment rounds
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The pandemic cannot be allowed to hobble women’s research careers
As a major publisher and information provider, Elsevier embraces its role in promoting diversity, say Ylann Schemm and Holly Falk-Krzesinski
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Risky collaborations ‘must come with an exit strategy’
Universities should have awkward conversations early and ‘be ready to write off costs’ when tie-ups are soured by conflict
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‘Golden triangle’ will be crucial to ‘levelling up’, says Freeman
Science minister suggests disagreements with Michael Gove over role of Oxford, Cambridge and London institutions
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Fundraising: large donations ‘mask’ downward trends in UK
New report on alumni giving and other fundraising warns over declining donor numbers
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Experts: don’t muddle academic freedom with freedom of expression
Warning accompanies fresh effort to strengthen Europe-wide protections
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Universities UK names Vivienne Stern as chief executive
International unit director to succeed Alistair Jarvis later this year
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Humanities’ share of US postgraduate degrees slumps to new low
Population declines and employment shifts key factors, but universities also seen ignoring non-teaching career pathways
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Some students ‘would pay higher fees for sustainable university’
THE survey finds that applicants are using sustainability over other factors to decide where to ultimately enrol