Law and business among four new subject rankings announced
US and UK lose dominance in law, while social sciences, business and economics and education results also released
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Charges dropped for first time in USÂ admissions scandal
Just ahead of trial, former Wake Forest volleyball coach gets reprieve in return for repaying alleged bribe
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Peter Ridd’s lost appeal ‘a win for intellectual freedom’
Constitutional lawyer says Australian case will help frame courts’ approach to academic freedom issues
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Den Hollander minds the fort at Murdoch
Former Deakin boss appointed to babysit her second Perth university
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Australian reef research sceptic loses appeal against sacking
Peter Ridd judgment may encourage universities to hide behind ‘confidentiality’ veil, transparency advocate warns
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Don’t ‘write people off’ by restricting access, urges UUK chief
Steve West draws on experience of his ‘very different’ educational path to warn against limiting university admissions
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US and Canadian students protest over sexual assaults
Anger growing amid greater awareness and sense of administration failures
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Japanese universities pin funding hopes on Kishida cabinet
Sector leaders want to see cash flow beyond top universities and borders reopen for international students
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BAME awarding gap shrinks under ‘flexible’ Covid marking policies
Use of ‘no-detriment’ rules during pandemic may have contributed to shrinkage, Advance HE report suggests
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Will my popular science book bring any career benefits?
Universities must give credit for the broadened skill sets that the pandemic has prompted academics to acquire, says John Tregoning
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Kathleen Stock: UCU statement ‘ends my career’ at Sussex
Union calls for university management to take a ‘clear and strong stance against transphobia’
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Deakin cuts 200 jobs as Australian redundancies roll on
Union queries necessity, as sector braces for the loss of hundreds more positions
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The Trick: can BBC ‘Climategate’ drama reset global warming debate?
Jason Watkins stars in show exploring human costs and political ramifications of hacking of emails from University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit in 2009
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English universities await clarity on impact of GCSE entry bar
As spending review looms, government debate on grade threshold for entry bar may decide whether it is ‘symbolic’ or more
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US colleges hit by wave of student labour unionisation
Demands pushed by pandemic fears, labour shortages, awakened student athletes and Biden encouragement