Journalists and scientist bloggers poke and point to dodgy bits of literature using limited resources. Is there a better way to support them, and defend them against multimillion-dollar lawsuits?
Swinburne abruptly terminates 30 per cent fee reductions for foreigners who fall foul of ‘gotcha’ clauses
Lectures taught by loyalists seek to ‘turn everyone into a member of their party’, scholar says
Arts and Humanities Research Council funding ‘has been some sort of oasis, but it too is now quickly drying up’
Some politicians are using the supposed ideological character of research to justify imposing greater control over it, says Martyn Hammersley
Folasade Ogunsola discusses her country’s battle with brain drain and universities’ search for ‘creative’ ways to combat funding shortfalls
Partnership will seek to reward institutions that incentivise cross-disciplinary work aimed at solving the world’s biggest challenges
Nishan Canagarajah says expansion of prestigious UK university grouping to include his institution is long overdue
New conservative-focused standardised college admissions exam-maker says it aimed for private-sector customers, and now sees greater potential at public institutions
As a parliamentary committee inquires into a proposed merger of two universities, institutional accounts suggest they coasted through the last big scare
Universities step in to offer placements for those fleeing Russian invasion
Many students who achieve grades requested by original offer choosing to release themselves into clearing, figures show
Many ask why we assume a combined university will offer more. The answer is that we are purposefully designing it that way, say Peter Høj and David Lloyd
Staff secure increases in London weighting, childcare subsidies and more parental leave
The methodology for the 20th edition of the World University Rankings has been significantly updated to reflect the outputs of the diverse range of research-intensive universities across the world