Axing admissions tests avoids real solutions, ACT argues
Head of major standardised test sees bans as excuse for income-related gaps
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US police killings turn spotlight on university training
Critics complain programmes focus too much on tactics and weapons and avoid cultural diversity issues
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The UCU should not see students merely as carriers of the coronavirus
The shielding of the academic workplace from all risk of Covid-19 is not a safe or sane position, says Robert Poole
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‘Furious’ European Research Council president fears funding cut
Jean-Pierre Bourguignon calls for Horizon Europe’s funding to be ‘rebalanced’ to avoid reducing budget for ‘Champions League of research’
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Research at risk from student mobility disruption, warns OECD
Latest Education at a Glance report says that impact of pandemic on international recruitment is about more than fee incomeÂ
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A-levels crisis: the alternatives to hyper-selective English HE
By spotlighting the social sorting process for 18-year-olds, exam fiasco raises questions about ways to reduce the hierarchy between universities
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Quarter of UK students ‘unable to properly access online learning’
Latest NUS survey finds satisfaction with digital learning provision has decreased since beginning of lockdown
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Tokyo tests the waters as Asia embraces bond financing
Other Japanese institutions expected to follow suit as government funding dwindles Â
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To deal with the A-levels fiasco fallout, medical schools need a cash injection
Students from low-income backgrounds must not suffer from the unavoidable shortage of places, says David Katz
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Kraftwerk: Future Music from Germany, by Uwe Schütte
Andrew Blake enjoys a comprehensive account of ‘the most influential musicians of their generation’
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USS pension contributions ‘could reach 68 per cent of salaries’
Universities call for members to have option to reduce their contributions in return for different benefits
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One in four economics preprints ‘fail to end up in a journal’
Findings of study could be reminder of the fragile nature of preprints in year when their use has expanded
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Covid-19: don’t gamble with health, says union after Sage report
Government scientific advisers call for nationally coordinated response to campus outbreaks
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Draw lots for Harvard entry, says Michael Sandel
The increasing social status of the ‘highly credentialed’ risks breeding populist resentment, according to renowned political philosopher
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Academics whose institution has no post-Covid future should be laid off
It makes no economic sense for job-retention schemes to postpone the inevitable, says Paul Oslington