‘Sky’s the limit’ as Latin American universities internationalise
Institutions seek to remove barriers to ensure student mobility is open to more than just the ‘very privileged few’
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Second Elsevier journal board threatens mass resignations
Publisher’s replacement of editor-in-chief comes as it pushes for seven-fold increase in acceptances
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Vice-chancellor questions Australia’s embrace of microcredentials
Analysts are enthusiastic about microcredentials but unsure about their suitability in universities
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In-person teaching campus plan ‘meets demand’ as OU model creaks
Relocation would answer Milton Keynes’ call for an undergraduate university as competition and lifelong loan entitlement threaten distance learning modus operandiÂ
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‘Holistic’ admissions may struggle to blunt Supreme Court fallout
Experts raise concern that US applicants will be forced to spin ‘sob stories’ about overcoming discrimination
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MPs call for compulsory student training to stop sexual violence
Committee wants bystander training as regulatory condition and calls universities’ use of NDAs to silence victims in sex cases ‘disgraceful’
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To avoid violence on campus, remember your empathy
Some incidents are inevitable, but, as all security guards know, de-escalation is a lot less painful than the alternative, says George Bass
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Capitalise on Mexico’s ‘nearshoring’ boom, universities told
Influx of foreign investment brings opportunities to train skilled workers but institutions must adapt to capitalise
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‘Be bold’ on climate research funding needs, says Oxford v-c
Oxford’s vaccine success shows what universities can do in a crisis, but following up with climate solutions means being proactive with funders, Irene Tracey tells THE summit
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Make ‘social capital’ key to inclusion efforts, says v-c
Investing in structures and processes that allow students and staff to develop their own relationships is the best way to avoid woolly diversity work, conference hears
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More Australian branch campuses proposed for Indonesia
Western Sydney University joins Victorian and Queensland institutions in seeking presence in the world’s third biggest democracy
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Talking leadership: Jorge Grünberg on creating entrepreneurs
The rector of ORT Uruguay, cradle to the country’s first ‘unicorns’, talks about fostering an entrepreneurship mindset in a risk-averse society
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Latin America University Rankings 2023: results announced
Chile is poised to lead on internationalisation, thanks to national funding boost
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ChatGPT forcing ‘fruitful conversations’ about assessment
Students’ sometimes unexpected use of AI, from generating emails to translating their original work, is encouraging a ‘rethink’ by academics
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Latin American universities expand indigenous access efforts
Institutions offer more support to tackle historically low participation rates