To ban or not to ban? Why we shouldn’t be hasty about book censorship
The decision to republish Mein Kampf is a reminder that we can learn from hateful words, says Marion Wynne-Davis
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‘Generational schism’ on race lines could cut public support for higher education
Older white voters more hostile to state university funding if younger population is ethnically diverse, Californian study finds
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NUS ‘must focus on areas where it can have biggest impact’
Chief executive Simon Blake responds to concerns that union is ‘less than the sum of its parts’
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US court backs university decision to refuse teacher training applicant
Mark Oyama’s statements about adult-child sex and schoolchildren with disabilities made him ‘unsuitable’, University of Hawaii said
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Lake Superior State University produces list of 13 ‘banished words’
US institution reveals its 41st annual list of words that should be banned due to misuse, overuse and general uselessnessÂ
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Donald Trump is speaking at my university today, and it’s fine by me
Should the University of Massachusetts Lowell be opening its doors to the controversial US presidential hopeful? John Kaag consulted his students
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Moocs: international credit transfer system edges closer
Six universities in talks on global credit transfer system for online courses
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NSS and teaching excellence: the wrong measure, wrongly analysed
How the government is proposing to use NSS data to assess teaching excellence is nonsense, says Dorothy Bishop
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How Serhiy Kvit is reforming Ukraine’s archaic higher education system
The former university rector has been praised as one of the country’s most effective politicians for driving his ambitious reform programme forward
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Seven reasons why blogging can make you a better academic writer
Pat Thomson on the scholarly virtues of putting your thoughts online
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West Point cadets get food for thought
Jon Marcus reports from the famous military academy in New York state on an unusual student exchange
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Focus on ‘elite’ universities ‘risks responsiveness of UK research’
Narrow science base could hurt ability to meet new challenges, report says