Ex-minister ‘paid NZ$1 million’ by university on ‘hunger rations’
‘Staff have been doing more with less, while money is thrown at a political consultant,’ union fumes
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Rocky Tuan: Hong Kong sits ‘enviably’ between China and the world
Hong Kong has ‘a special convening power’ that could attract partners from China and the Middle East, CUHK’s v-c tells Tiya Thomas-Alexander
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PhD students need better advice about non-academic career options
Tracking doctoral alumni in other sectors would inform departments about what their specific training allows graduates to do, says Patrick Walsh
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Two university students killed in Nottingham attacks
Statement says university staff ‘shocked and devastated’ by news
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History departments face ‘unprecedented turbulence’ in UK sector
Society issues warning as British Academy expresses concern about future of English degrees
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Pretoria vice-chancellor announces sudden resignation
Departure of Tawana Kupe adds to turmoil at top level of South African sector
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Blair and Hague urge creation of new national AI laboratory
Ex-PM and former Tory leader urge replacement of Turing Institute with ‘Cern for AI’, which could position Britain as leader in innovation and good practice
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LGBTQ maths group objects to conference being held in Florida
Professors say state’s recent track record of passing laws targeting transgender people and DEI programmes means Tampa is not a ‘safe’ location for annual event
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‘Interference and underfunding’ threaten Polish research funder
Underfunding and an authoritarian government combine to create existential threat for Poland’s basic research agency, scholars fear
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‘Zero cases’ aim back in China, now for graduate unemployment
Tough job market forces authorities to introduce measures aimed at simplifying graduates’ entry into the workplace
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Uncertainty as Norway international student fee deadline looms
Some universities have already begun collecting dues while others ‘wait and see’ for amendment to pass parliament and details of government scholarships to be finalised
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USS hack response panned as members report suspicious activity
Lawyers consider bringing joint claim over breach, but pension fund says no evidence personal information stolen during Capita attack is circulating widely
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The Dnipro dam atrocity must prompt a re-evaluation of Russian culture
So far, Russianists have been strangely resistant to confronting imperialistic, Russocentric narratives, says Nataliya Shpylova-Saeed
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US debt pact throws campuses back into crisis
Biden ends months-long Republican showdown by accepting budgetary freeze that will tighten institutions’ budgets and likely hurt students with the greatest need
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‘Simpler systems’ needed to solve underpayments, says Monash v-c
Unions and management should strike ‘grand bargain’ to resolve issue that ‘casts a shadow’ over the sector, says outgoing leader