Strike ballot over multimillion-pound cuts at Newcastle
As institution puts freeze on promotions and recruitment, and invites voluntary redundancies, union says staff should not pay price for ‘financial mismanagement’
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‘Rhodes Scholarships for AI’ backed under UK action plan
Labour’s wholehearted support for Aria chair Matt Clifford’s artificial intelligence blueprint promises more funding for scholarships and fellowships
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WUR and ISR 2026: time to submit your data
Universities are invited to participate, as the portal for our global research-focused rankings opens
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Academic mothers ‘hide’ impact of caring responsibilities on work
Researcher questions whether ‘care obfuscation’ is the answer to mums’ sense of exclusion
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Jobs fail to materialise as Spanish postdoc talent scheme ends
MarÃa Zambrano programme was designed to attract international talent – but many recipients say no effort has been made to retain them
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Universities must compel students to detail how they use AI in assignments
Institution-wide policies must affirm the necessity of engaging critically with AI tools in ways that foster human agency, writes Joseph Moxley
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Publishers need more help to combat malicious academic networks
Better tech alignment, industry guidance and identity verification would all help – as would meaningful and visible punishments, says Kim Eggleton
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UCLA extends campus closure as wildfire death toll rises
University of Southern California says it will start semester as planned
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Global North-South collaborations boost discovery and deployment
Tec de Monterrey’s partnership with Boston’s Ragon Institute shows how Latin America can connect to global centres of excellence, says David Garza-Salazar
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Russian academics focus on teaching amid wartime pressures
With new restrictions imposed after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, academics prioritised protecting teaching over research, study finds
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Franchise contracts ‘need more stability’ to succeed, says v-c
Buckinghamshire New leader says regulator needs to take stronger action on subcontracted courses
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Monash to pay casual academics A$7.6 million over ‘wage theft’
Union says running total of acknowledged underpayments now stands at A$265 million across Australia
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‘Unacceptable’ levels of bullying revealed by UKRI staff survey
Staff survey results indicate one in eight employees at UK’s main research funder witnessed bullying or harassment in past year, with one in 14 on the receiving end themselves
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Japan pushes private university mergers as enrolments dwindle
Institutions falling short of recruitment targets will have to reform in order to receive subsidies, with extra on offer to those which merge
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In uncertain times, avoid over-anticipation and focus on day job
‘People lose a lot of their energy and resources to fear and speculation versus focusing on what’s actually happening,’ says newly inaugurated Boston University leader