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Swell of global anti-racism protests brings hope for change but academics warn ‘we’ve been here before’

Debate about computer programs underlying epidemiological modelling leads to wider calls for more openness

Emma Rees applauds a detailed analysis of how women are sidelined in the art world – and how they can fight back

Former universities minister also recommends that UK prioritises recruitment from India to remain competitive after pandemic

Taboo-breaking Parcoursup reforms in 2018 are seen to have reduced failure rates, but there are fears Parisian universities will now hoover up the best students nationwide 

Despite a government loan scheme, unions say students have no choice but to drop out in order to claim unemployment benefit

UK government adviser Stephen Reicher argues that the discipline, which often comes under fire, can help in articulating ‘between the social and the individual’

Former universities minister Jo Johnson says co-funding model could be a way to help save the under-threat organisation

Finding your feet at a new university in lockdown can be tough. Jack Grove spoke to some recent starters about how universities can help their new staff

Reuben College will open to students in 2021 and focus on interdisciplinary research addressing global challenges

Scheme will give 1,000 people ‘the opportunity to enhance their employability or renew their knowledge and skills’ in wake of pandemic

Tributes paid to the British academy’s leading expert on Polish literature and culture