South Africa: tear gas and flight paths
Campus violence could halt the homeward flow of the internationally mobile researchers South Africa’s academy needs
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É«ºÐÖ±²¥ podcast: 27 October - 2 November 2016 issue review
The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by the editorial team
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The UK is losing the economic and political arguments over international students
UK prime minister Theresa May must prove her ‘fixer’ reputation by consulting vice-chancellors and ensuring overseas students feel welcome again, says David Boddy
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Central European University wins £22m EIB backing for campus upgrade
Loan will contribute to ‘improving education in Hungary’
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Concerns in China over foreign students’ ‘preferential’ access
Country is the latest to wonder whether separate admissions processes for international students are fair
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Canadian academics question Toronto’s response to ‘discrimination’
University of Toronto must prove professor’s comments constitute ‘violation of law’, says Canadian Association of University Teachers
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Strong Facebook presence boosts trust and loyalty in universities
New paper finds that effective social media does help to attract and retain students
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UK making ‘same mistake’ on overseas students as Australia
New Aston vice-chancellor Alec Cameron also says that Brexit could lead to ‘aggressive’ recruitment of students in Europe
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Oversubscription for funding ‘threatens quality of EU research’
Leru analysis points to problems with Horizon 2020
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Abu Dhabi hopes three-way merger will address research 'weakness'
Combining higher education institutions will be 'catalyst' to improve scholarship, says minister
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Colombia partners with UK to build sustainable development
New partnership to help drive an economy which is no longer just a sleeping giant
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Half of academics confused about open data
Survey reveals three quarters of academics have shared data despite widespread uncertainty