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Bizarre phenomena on Chinese university campuses go beyond manifestations of student boredom, according to academics

Incident is ‘shameful and disappointing’ and ‘undermines’ inclusivity on campus, says academic

Move by Afghan government ‘opens door’ for more of its supporters to become lecturers, scholars fear

Applicants turn away from public campuses, but external perceptions of the country as ‘failed state’ could put off overseas institutions from forming new collaborations

For collaborations to succeed, institutions ‘need to tackle’ underlying problems of uneven funding between countries

Nation ‘would do well’ to seek out global expertise for its 2023 national publishing plan, with negotiations expected to be ‘long and protracted’

Authorities to inspect institutions ‘one by one’ amid concern institutions are being overzealous in their application of Covid-19 restrictions

Ongoing faceoff with administrators, which began with demand to raise stipends, leaves two students in hospital

All but tiny minority of population qualify for enrolment under ‘economically weaker’ label

Tribal areas get their first public institution since 2018 incorporation, benefiting women unable to seek education further afield

A sunny outlook on student enrolments is marred by the persistent lack of money for research in the field, says association chair