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Slogans are no substitute for concrete university policies and programmes
Marketing claims are often empty, unaccompanied by comprehensive policies, plans, timetables or evaluation criteria, says Harvey Graff
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China looks to universities to lead development of its mid-west
New schools of future technologies and modern industries part of 10.7 billion yuan plan
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The UK鈥檚 limping knowledge transfer efforts need to leapfrog forward
Adapting and adopting US approaches to commercialisation offer an opportunity for the UK, says Chris Loryman
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鈥楩irst in family鈥 is still a useful metric of disadvantage
Without it, we could lose sight of the subtleties of the sliding scale of disadvantage and its impact on participation, says Jayne Taylor
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Dartmouth extends need-blind admissions to international students
Pledges of $90 million help Ivy League campus join small club depleted in recent years by financial stress and prioritisation of domestic applicants
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鈥楳ajor outbreaks鈥 of Omicron likely on UK campuses, warn experts
Delayed roll-out of booster jabs among UK鈥檚 younger population means thousands of students will be at risk of serious infection, say聽researchers
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鈥楾oo ugly to teach鈥: universities 鈥榤ust聽end鈥 anonymous evaluation
Continuing to offer anonymous surveys just invites abuse of lecturers, say Australian researchers
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US universities mull adopting New York college鈥檚 four-day week
While its educational niche may confer unique advantage, D鈥橸ouville shows it can maintain student services with one less day
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What use is the immutable syllabus in a tumultuous age?
Perhaps it is only by recasting an agreement as an adventure that professors can respond to the urgency of our times, says Robert Zaretsky
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Penn chooses Virginia鈥檚 Elizabeth Magill as president
Provost at Virginia expected to take office in July, replacing Gutmann after high-profile 18-year tenure
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Union calls global academic boycott of Goldsmiths in jobs row
Scholars asked to refuse to speak or help with examinations at university where 46聽jobs remain at聽risk
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Jonathan Van-Tam returns to Nottingham as pro聽vice-chancellor
England deputy chief medical officer, on secondment since 2017 from the university, has been one of most聽high-profile faces of country鈥檚 pandemic response
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Conflict Graffiti, by John Lennon
Stefano Bloch applauds a brilliant account of what street art can聽reveal about people, places and politics
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Universities shun school mentoring 鈥榯o guard global reputation鈥
Northern Powerhouse Partnership appeals to universities to follow Sheffield Hallam鈥檚 lead on pandemic mentoring for secondary pupils