As vaccination programmes offer the prospect of a return to physical teaching, what aspects of their pre-pandemic life will academics most heartily re-embrace (or at least touch elbows with)? And are...
Tributes paid to visionary teacher of architecture who encouraged students to ‘dream wildly’
Artist and researcher Anthony Schrag on the importance of interdisciplinarity, how university changed him and why art will be even more important in the post-Covid world
Statement in financial accounts explaining Bolton leader’s pay runs to almost two and a half pages
Proposed acquisition of Ouriginal would give academic integrity giant vast majority of market
Call comes after publication of thousands of allegations of sexual harassment and abuse on UKÂ campuses
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
With wealth and donations becoming concentrated in ever fewer, ever more influential hands, and with some institutions languishing while the elite flourish, Paul Basken asks whether it is time for...
Influential dollars: is philanthropy worth the cost to HE?
With some academics being willing to oust those they disagree with, self-censorship is a huge, unacknowledged problem, says James Tooley
Ratings agency credits lay-offs, casualisation and course cuts for Australian universities’ ‘relatively robust’ position
Policy shift nevertheless leaves major backlogs and processing limits
Institutions band together at Tsinghua event to address climate change and other crises
Survey finds that aspiring overseas students are still looking for promise of face-to-face teaching
Research council head calls for ‘long-term vision’ to end cross-border funding ‘volatility’