To improve female representation in STEM, active allyship is vital
Policy does not by itself reshape the informal norms, expectations and networks that govern opportunity, say Saismit Naik and Satavisha De
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Arday’s memoir to be published as planned to ‘honour his wishes’
Book charting ascent to Cambridge professorship to be released posthumously, family confirms
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Risks to universities clear as Bolsonaro’s son runs for presidency
No signs Flávio Bolsonaro would depart from jailed father’s anti-science legacy, experts say, but Lula has also struggled to relieve pressure on higher education
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PhDs in limbo amid vague national security warnings
Several Australian universities pause applications from Iran but say government unclear over whether students from sanctioned countries banned
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‘Nightmare’ for Manchester students as course ‘ends early’
Erasmus-supported cohort ‘shocked’ to learn they had been reported to the É«ºÐÖ±²¥ Office for completing studies midway through final projects
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Has Ireland’s research prioritisation agenda gone too far again?
As Western nations desperately seek meaningful economic growth, many are pondering whether to direct more of their research budgets towards industrial priorities. That is a policy Ireland has pursued...
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Public academics should be intellectually open, not dogmatic
More than just publicising our claims, we should acknowledge uncertainty and invite challenge and response, says Ahmet Soylu
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UCU calls on Sheffield vice-chancellor to resign
Union passes vote of no confidence in executive board over high workloads and job insecurity
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‘Untested’ legal issues loom for OfS’ new free speech scheme
Campaign groups say regulator should expect influx of cases, but many academics are still not aware that the long-delayed complaints scheme is set to launch
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Threat to US-China partnerships ‘damaging for both’
US institutions told they could lose funding if they retain links with foreign universities deemed risk to national security
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International education giant IDP sees shares tumble
Weaker earnings prompt stock sell-off, as survey by Navitas reveals ‘unintended consequences’ of policy changes
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The teaching of human rights law must adapt to its rampant flouting
Situating the law and its concerns in their historical, political, sociological and cultural contexts is more relevant than ever, says Noam Schimmel
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Reform pledges to end public subsidies for ‘woke nonsense’ degrees
Braverman targeting ‘lawful residents’ with plans to ‘ban foreign students’ from accessing loans, says UUK chief