European universities cancel classes as energy bills soar
Cash-strapped institutions closing early for Christmas and moving teaching online, but face backlash from policymakers and students
Search
-
-
Did the pandemic revive or ruin behavioural sciences?
With a Nobel for nudge theory and growing political interest in ‘choice architecture’, the future of behavioural sciences seemed bright. But its experts were often ignored – even dismissed as ‘...
-
THE work-life balance survey 2022
Five years ago, a THE poll painted a bleak picture of work-life balance in the academy. Has the subsequent rise of homeworking eased the pressure? Or are ever-increasing workloads outweighing any...
-
Cutting the lifelong loan entitlement would do the UK a disservice
The LLE is a useful first step towards a radical reform of the country’s narrow and inflexible higher education system, says Martin ReesÂ
-
Russell Group matches UKRI research stipend uplift for PhDs
One-off payments to those in need also among multimillion-pound package of support
-
Who’s in Sunak’s government? Meet the ministers set to shape HE
Ministerial reshuffle nears completion as faces new and old take up key positions in business and education departments
-
Private colleges look to accord to level Australian playing field
Always left holding the wrong end of the stick, independent institutions hope for a ‘reset’ from the misleadingly named universities accord
-
Immigration check refusenik stripped of Keele fellowship
Long-serving medieval historian Philip Morgan evicted from office after refusing to show his passport for ‘right-to-work’ check
-
Top labs’ younger staff ‘most exposed’ to basic funding freezes
Pause of Norway’s prestigious investigator-led grants comes as EU alternatives also face the chopping block
-
US universities find students way behind after Covid
Berkeley among institutions admitting it’s overwhelmed by freshers struggling in classes and low on resilience
-
Parenthood a key factor in Covid’s gender inequities
Point-in-time study quantifies pandemic’s differential impacts on academics with children – particularly mothers
-
We must free tomorrow’s scientific leaders from grant capture
The emphasis on bringing in money above all else is killing researchers’ passion for discovery, says Aymen Idris
-
UCU pledges strikes on ‘scale never seen before’ as dates named
Around 70,000 members at 150 UK universities set to walk out in disputes over pay, working conditions and pensions
-
Clarivate axes plan for global library catalogue under court deal
Analytics giant denies accusations it stole data but ends development of MetaDoor platform in settlement with WorldCat
-
Halfon as HE minister spells apprenticeship push for sector
Former education committee chair ‘appears to have interest in detail of policy’ and sees employability as purpose of university