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The ongoing wave of student protests is testing the diplomacy skills of the territory’s vice-chancellors to the limits. But is it possible to keep the peace on campus and maintain good relations with the Hong Kong and Chinese governments while maintaining unrestricted freedom of speech, asks Joyce Lau

Police use tear gas on campus for first time since protests began

Conferences should be part of the open access debate, Tokyo researcher says

Academic experts amazed at the speed of development in AI that enables new technology delivering financial services

Greater Bay Area collaborations seen as offering potential for Hong Kong universities to further commercialisation of research and innovation

HKUST is in mourning after the death was announced at a graduation ceremony  

Universities in region have lower share of foreign staff in subject in wake of academic restrictions and focus on local hiring

Healing divides between Hong Kong and Chinese students will never be easy, but the academic community is a good place for discussions to begin, argues Brian Wong

One US university turned down a joint venture and another cancelled a music tour, but soft power push in higher education continues

Schools in Vietnam need to recruit careers advisers – but their advice should be aimed primarily at parents, says Matthew Edward

Ankara may be seeking long-term presence in Syria through campuses that will bring influx of non-Kurdish refugees, according to experts

Sir Michael Brady believes generous scholarships and opportunity to create post-oil economy will prove attractive