Australian accounts ‘exaggerating Covid impact’
Institutions accused of ‘opportunism’ over job cuts
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What are you reading? – May 2021
A look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Some international students ‘at risk of modern slavery’
Issues for universities to address stretch beyond the supply chain, says Sydney statement
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‘Eulogy to research’ as pandemic makes teaching the priority
Survey of UK academics shows widespread belief that leaders have used ‘disaster management’ to shift focus away from research, cut jobs and increase managerialism
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Black US colleges enjoy a renaissance, and hope to make it last
Covid and equity movement give HBCUs a moment – and money – to show their worth
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Indian inequality exposed as ad hoc lecturers bear Covid brunt
Covid wave has revealed a deadly lack of welfare and job security
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An ERA with impact needs broad and excellent research
Politicians developing the European Research Area must grasp how new knowledge comes about – and what it can do, says Jan Palmowski
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‘Trailblazing’ research agendas linked to academic mobility
Scholars who stay at one university tend to take ‘safer’ and ‘less ambitious’ paths
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The UK’s new employment scheme is failing students and graduates
The Kickstart Scheme’s rules are hard to navigate, and its design fails to harness university careers services’ know-how, says Richard Mendez
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Universities bombed and shuttered in Gaza conflict
‘Devastation and horror’ compound years of isolation and neglect, professor says
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The perils of studying far-right extremism must be surmounted
The legal, security and emotional challenges must not get in the way of proper teaching and research into this crucial issue, says William Allchorn
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Studies that fail to replicate ‘get more citations’
Articles in leading journals that can be reproduced gain 16 fewer citations a year on average, say Californian economists
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UUK proposals could rein in pension contribution rise, says USS
Proposals put forward in consultation could reduce increase in contributions from about 50Â per cent to 34.7Â per cent, according to fund chief executive
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UKRI: overseas aid-funded research still ‘high priority’
Funding body confirms expected dates for cuts to overseas research projects
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Lander wins key Senate vote to be Biden science adviser
Democrats accept nomination while extracting commitment on gender equity in science