Research leadership ‘vacuum’ harming UK science, professor warns
Hepi report advocates creation of new prizes and fellowships to recognise research leadership
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Australian tuition fee review ‘must go back to first principles’
Policymakers will need to work out exactly what ‘equity’ means before entrenching it in new funding arrangements
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US faces battle over secrecy in presidential searches
Embattled university says nine sitting presidents of top-tier research institutions sought top Florida job – but only if they could be assured of sole finalist status
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UK universities have little to fear from Rishi Sunak’s Thatcherism
The new prime minister’s orthodoxy will prevent a repeat of the Iron Lady’s raid on the science and higher education budgets, says Terence Kealey
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Institutional diversity cannot flourish without tuition fee variation
Australia’s new Labor government must allow more fee flexibility for high-cost degree subjects otherwise genuine student choice will disappear, say Robert Griew and Ian Anderson
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North Carolina governor seeks more diversity on university boards
Seeing racial inequities in system of Republican-controlled legislature appointing campus trustees, state’s Democratic leader sets up commission to press reforms
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Richmond slashes sticker price for US students
London’s ‘American’ university says move will offer ‘more transparency and greater value for money’
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The university and the asylum: Greece’s campus policing dilemma
A glorious history of anti-fascist protest means anarchy is tolerated on Greek campuses, but some are ready for the repeal of academic asylum to finally be enforced
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Test makers hope to open UK to ‘99 per cent’ of Chinese students
Nearly two dozen British institutions now accept a test that allows Chinese high schoolers taking domestic curriculum to apply to universities abroad
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Arrest of Turkish professor raises pre-election pressure
Şebnem Korur Fincancı was charged with spreading terrorist propaganda after calling for inquest into army’s alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria
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Payments missed as Edinburgh finance system switch causes chaos
Companies reported to have suspended orders from university due to delay in paying invoices
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Involve African research partners from day one, says health chief
Earlier engagement with African research partners will lead to improved outcomes and institutional relations, says global health expert Margaret Gyapong
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NUS president Dallali dismissed after antisemitism investigation
‘Significant breaches’ in student body’s code of conduct identified by independent inquiry
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Iranian students defy official demand for end to protests
Revolution ‘in the making’ as gender barriers torn down in campus cafeterias and students continue to march
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Report outlines universities’ links outside sector on development
Paper by ÌÇÐÄVlog explores partnerships and collaboration in relation to Sustainable Development Goals