Philosophers clash over race science paper
Furore over Oxford doctoral student’s journal article reignites debate over the limits of free speech
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China influence scandal rocks Berlin university
Contract reveals the Free University of Berlin is bound by Chinese law, which critics fear gives Beijing influence over teaching content
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‘Major disruption’ to student mobility from coronavirus feared
Countries close borders to visitors from China and language testing suspended
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MENA Universities Summit to explore innovation in the liberal arts
University leaders from the Middle East and North Africa will convene in Abu Dhabi to discuss how a multidisciplinary model can help build knowledge economies and advance academic researchÂ
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Post-bushfires, Australian universities must lead a smokeless debate
Academics are key to lifting public engagement with climate change and stopping the spread of nonsense passing as news, says David Lloyd
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Both sides nervous on free tuition as New Zealand election called
While policy is regarded to have fallen short of aspirations, scaling it back may trigger political backlash
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Union calls 14-day strike in UK pay and pensions dispute
Walkouts to escalate over February and March
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Who will succeed Mark Walport at UKRI? What challenges lie ahead?
The hunt for a new UK research supremo continues, apparently after the shortlisted candidates failed to pass muster
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‘Bridging’ funding between grants could help cut gender pay gap
Bristol deal also gives greater recognition to ‘good citizenship’ in promotion process and is seen as model for sector
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AI courses ‘vulnerable’ to post-Brexit downturn in EU recruitment
Data suggest the subject has one of the highest shares of students from other EU nations in UK universities
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The assault on Spain’s public universities must end
The appointment of Manuel Castells as the country’s universities minister signals a change in fortune, says José Martinez-Sierra
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Australian ‘big five’ pressed on staff-student mix shift
Analysis of 10 years of data identifies sea change in research-intensive universities’ profiles
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Universities reel as Australia bans entry to Chinese
Free deferrals offered and online offerings boosted as virus outbreak keeps students away
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Revenues may lurk behind drive to end US admissions tests
Universities aim to boost bottom line by jettisoning SAT and ACT to gain freer hand in selecting entrants, some suggest
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Coronavirus response requires efficiency and sensitivity from universities
Universities must learn how to handle the medical, sociological and academic fallout of global emergencies like the coronavirus, says Brian WongÂ