Unlimited access to plagiarism checkers is an invitation to plagiarise
Offering the opportunity to iteratively paraphrase copied content to lower similarity scores is nothing to do with education, says Július Kravjar
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‘Rethink needed’ on UK pension cuts as USS scheme rebounds
Improving deficit of Universities Superannuation Scheme post-pandemic strengthens case for further valuation, says union
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Tower block perfect for block teaching, says Australian v-c
Vertical campus ‘well suited’ to small group teaching, as students navigate degrees one block at a time
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China expands Double First Class universities list
Top-ranked institutions now have the autonomy to evaluate and confirm which of their own disciplines will qualify for the project
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Don’t be deceived: university access is about the money
Working-class school-leavers’ fear of debts larger than their parents’ annual incomes is still a big issue, say Geoffrey Alderman and Zoe MorrisonÂ
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More than 1,500 universities submit data for impact ranking
Institutions across a record 110 territories take part, with Pakistan and Thailand among those significantly increasing the number of submissions
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Turkey ‘needs central control’ to stem academic ‘inbreeding’
Academic productivity hamstrung by nepotism, according to author of recent study
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Universities are key to building a successful European future
The Covid experience has strengthened common values and accelerated unification in European higher education, says Ferruccio Resta
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Hong Kong visa denial for professor ‘could signal tightening restrictions’
International community ‘should take in academics unable to continue teaching in Hong Kong’, say scholars
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Christ Church, Oxford must separate church from college
The Martyn Percy saga underlines the need for the academic body to be led by one of their own, says Brian Martin
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‘Great resignation’ turn to short courses boosts FutureLearn outlook
Younger learners seeking to reskill and upskill brighten UK online education provider’s fortunes, says new CEO Andy Hancock
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US endowments soar on stock gains
Annual survey of 720 campuses pegs average stockpile at $1.1 billion, up 35 per cent in year, with student aid benefiting
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Cautious optimism on Japan’s border reopening
Students and faculty welcome eased measures but remain wary, emphasising need for higher caps on daily arrivals
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Castro quits CSU over handling of abuse scandal
A year into office, head of California State University system felled after helping hide sexual abuse allegations against administrator
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Australia’s jobs pitch lures some foreign students, but not others
Canberra’s work rights strategy influences make-up of new arrivals, as Perth changes entry rules again