The PhD student using Rousseauian rap to decolonise the academy
Doctoral student takes performance poetry to academic conferences and university council meeting
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College admission reps are putting loyalties aside to help thousands of applicants
The nationwide American College Application Campaign has helped half a million students apply to college by giving them access to the experts, says Melissa Caperton
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Global MBA applications and enrolments ‘see double-digit growth’
Progress shows business schools have successfully innovated in period of economic uncertainty, says survey
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Should academics ever comment on students’ clothing?
US undergraduate gives presentation in underwear after lecturer questions ‘short shorts’
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Endorsed applicants ‘three times more likely’ to gain offer
Recommended applicants tend to be more active members of community and give more generously as alumni, says US research
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Seventeen on shortlist for 2018 Global Teaching Excellence Awards
Finalists for top international teaching award hail from Australia, Canada, Switzerland, South Africa, Spain and the UK
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Will university researchers create ‘killer robots’?
Campaigners fear a huge increase in EU military research spending will lead to development of autonomous weapons
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Young Universities Summit to take place in Florida
The event will host the launch of the 2018 Times Higher Education Young University Rankings
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The expectations for UKRI are high, and we intend to meet them
Mark Walport, CEO of the newly formed UK Research and Innovation, lays out the organisation’s plan to ensure society benefits from the ideas and knowledge it aims to generate
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Emerging Economies Summit: ‘Korea will be reunited sooner than we expect’
Academics from North and South Korea are exploring how reunification could work, says Incheon National University president
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University lecturers should be engaging raconteurs
The point of the lecture is to present students with the information they need in an entertaining and structured narrative, says Michael Merrifield
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US restrictions on Chinese researchers ‘could damage world science’
Analysis of academic boycott of Central Powers after WWI prompts warnings over Trump administration plans
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Feedback literate students achieve high grades
Without understanding how feedback operates, it is difficult for students to appreciate but connecting it to high grades could attract them, says David CarlessÂ