Claire Horn applauds a study of artificial approaches to ‘family-making’ that does equal justice to both the science and social context
Rolling Stone shows how improvisation in difficult circumstances can lead to memorable results, but scholars must also be honest about trade-offs caused by lockdown, say Bailey Sousa and Alexander...
Out of the fires and into virus land, academics and institutions find myriad ways to help
We need to build on the speed and enthusiasm with which academics have embraced online teaching, argue Dawn Lerman and Falguni Sen
New paper finds STEM students scores were not negatively affected by switch to online or blending learning
Dreams will be dashed and the sector could take a decade to recover, expert warns
ANU ditches reliance on admissions scores and invites early bids from the class of the coronavirus
Other Asian nations weigh whether it is fair to test students during a time of mass disruption Â
Starting terms in January to avoid second-wave coronavirus outbreaks will be too costly for universities and damage students’ educational progress, says Anthony Seldon
Mauro Ferrari leaves after just four months in role following rejection of his suggestion that council launch a programme to fight Covid-19
With foreign student numbers down and forlorn hopes for a government bailout, sector’s hopes may lie in expanded domestic enrolments
You might not be in a lab searching for a vaccine, but take the long view and remember your research is still valuable to humanity, says Andy Miah
Participants in virtual mini-summit will get an exclusive look at the University Impact Rankings 2020 and can join in discussion with our data scientists
What’s the next phase of the coronavirus response from universities in Hong Kong and China?