Which arm of the K-shaped recovery will your institution be on?
Tough choices and bold strategies are needed if universities are to navigate the perilous landscape that lies ahead, argue Michael Braun and Scott Latham
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Arts and humanities will ‘deliver us from Covid’
Attacks on the disciplines are ‘source of alarm’, as they are central to employability in teaching ‘how narratives fool us’, É«ºÐÖ±²¥ event hears
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Scientists and spies ‘should work together on research risks’
Sectors should bury the hatchet and bolster each other’s intelligence capabilities, Australian paper suggests
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Access and collaboration ‘key to ensure community benefit’
Experts warn that some will be left behind amid rapid sector transformationÂ
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Universities ‘must work with whole ecosystem’ in developing world
To tackle the SDGs, understanding local context is important for universities in both the Global North and South, conference hears
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Labor backs Australian drive for research commercialisation
Opposition pledges unity ticket with government on ‘single most important piece of microeconomic reform that faces the nation today’
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Attractive pensions benefits are possible without huge price hikes
Action is clearly needed to shore up the USS, but the trustee needs to be more flexible, says Alistair Jarvis
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Taiwan eyes international recruitment with switch to English
Amid demographic decline and geopolitical isolation, island hopes to have more English-language courses
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Students anxious over Toronto mental health tactics
University tries to allay fears that reporting mental health issues could result in students being barred from campus
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Careers Clinic: how should IÂ approach a PhD supervisor?
É«ºÐÖ±²¥â€™s Careers Clinic brings together the great and the good of higher education to answer a burning careers question
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Creator says REF should swap expert panels for metrics in science
Rama Thirunamachandran says metrics could be effectively used to assess quality for many disciplines
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Plan S will be a catastrophe for learned societies
The pandemic has curtailed urgent discussion of open access’ impact on scholarly societies, says Frank James
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English regulator demands ‘urgent action’ on sexual harassment
Office for Students calls for universities to review sexual misconduct policies by summer, following publications of thousands of claims of abuse across sector
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Gender parity in astronomy ‘impossible without intervention’
Australian astrophysicist adapts galaxy modelling techniques to track path of current employment practices
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Short-term government policies ‘holding back innovation’
Chief executive of biotechnology giant urges governments to provide long-term clarity on support for research