Debates rage about the appropriateness of objects displayed in many anthropological exhibitions amid accusations they perpetuate poisonous imperialist narratives. However, Adam Kuper believes...
Even institutions that have been feeling the financial pinch can better invest in their employees by rethinking their priorities, say striking workers
Blockbuster payout from landmark Oxford-AstraZeneca jab likely to highlight commercial potential of university-led innovation
Corvinus head says Brussels is undermining European integration through exchange, as it has by pushing away the UK and Switzerland
Faculty and presidents fight back as conservative lawmakers argue – without evidence – that weapons increase safety
Australian regulator advises against shortcuts, such as recruiting moonlighting big hitters, as universities confront new research quality benchmarks
Not all women face the same barriers. Universities need to create structures that support them as whole people, says Natalia Kucirkova
Ireland was only EU nation to see a rise in the number of students in the UK
Ten groups of universities and ministries will explore whether the EU could and should label joint degrees and create a new legal status for cross-border institutions
Another 18 days of strikes to hit universities across the country in February and March, with UCU promising ‘most disruptive action ever’
Student organisations say universities are failing to stop ‘growing harassment’ directed at Ukrainian communities
Human rights expert heads back to UK from New Zealand, after previously holding Bristol deanship
Special circumstances observed in snap reversal of Beijing’s stance on distance learning
Face-to-face classes suspended yet again as downpours dampen return to normality
Toby Young sees ‘campaign’ for Nick Hillman to land job being waged by Lord Willetts, whose rebellion on tort may be fought in Commons