If India’s v-cs are politically neutral, why don’t they defend autonomy?
Despite claims of political appointments, no party seems to want to make interference in universities an election issue, says Mukhtar Ahmad
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Cutting graduate route an ‘economic own goal’, warn businesses
Universities losing income from international students would have to slash their R&D spending, letter to chancellor warns
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Malaysia policymakers push for improved post-study work rights
Malaysia is learning from top student destinations like Australia and Canada when it comes to creating balanced immigration rules for foreign students
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Search engines are failing. Research methods classes need to catch up
The likes of Google are being undermined by both AI and their own commercial imperatives. Researchers can no longer rely on them, says Andy Farnell
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Ghanaian graduates offered extra training to meet industry needs
Initiative aims to bridge the gap as education seen as ‘not solving’ Africa’s employment issues
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Management research is in dire need of non-Western voices
Western business practice is not universal, so why are studies from elsewhere so rare in the literature, asks Yuliya Snihur Â
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Spanish universities to suspend ties with Israeli institutions
Move by the Conference of University Rectors in Spain follows widespread student protests across the country
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Ucea to take over employers’ USS pensions role
Body that negotiates on behalf of universities in pay talks to take on new remit from Universities UK
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Tensions rise over Australian university encampments
Temperatures soar despite the winter chills, as each side accuses its opponents of extremism
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Cornell University president Martha Pollack to step down
Third Ivy League leader to depart amid Israel protests concedes pressures, as numerous US counterparts face no-confidence votes
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Ucas to show historic entry grades data to university applicants
Admissions service announces series of initiatives to encourage students from low-income families to apply for higher education
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Minister: Stellenbosch refusal to urge Gaza ceasefire ‘is racist’
University insists senate decision to refrain from institutional stance safeguards academic freedom
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Australian scepticism of international education ‘here to stay’
Universities’ financial get-out-of-jail card no longer works, as governments in Canberra and elsewhere turn their backs on foreign students
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Academia must tackle its ‘collective narcissism’, campaigners say
‘Gothenburg Manifesto’ calls for decentralisation of power and return to ‘core’ of academia
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Political interference in universities is unconservative
Intimidation of longstanding civic institutions belies a traditional conservative emphasis on small government and free speech, says Andrew Seligsohn