Few areas of higher education and research have been left untouched by the Covid-19 pandemic 鈥 and during 2020, trends emerged that the academic community will be keeping a close eye on in 2021. Here...
Expert sees opportunities for 鈥榮oft power鈥 in Global South
Covid-19 and Brexit have created perfect storm, with confusion over paperwork and whether study abroad is聽deemed essential travel
In these difficult times, boosting your teaching credentials could result in an even better job when you bounce back
The new coronavirus variant means that the costs to public health outweigh any pedagogic benefits of reopening campuses sooner, says Simon Williams
Amid mass online instruction, universities need to up their game around digital safeguarding and student welfare, say Andy Phippen and Emma Bond
John Eastman, a renowned conservative, joined Trump at rally to push vote fraud claim
Gang Chen, respected nanoengineering professor, faces up to 30 years in prison if聽convicted
Bryan Cheyette praises an ambitious account of the place of literature in addressing today鈥檚 fundamental issues of persecution and injustice聽
Low case rates will allow the phased return from April, says education minister
Office for Students suggests universities may need to provide extra lectures or repeat courses after pandemic-related disruption
Delayed government verdict on post-18 education review seen as unlikely to聽address concerns on rising system costs or HE economic role
HBCUs want a chance after decades of federal aid for poorer white-majority institutions
Author of London Met study attacks universities鈥 鈥榚mpty platitudes and virtue signalling鈥
Reassessing operations through an institutional mission lens will prove more palatable than business-driven decisions, says ex-Adelaide boss