What does attack on CEU mean for US universities abroad?
The world is dotted with institutions that have strong US links, but they often have domestic opponents, who may be watching the case of CEU closely
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New York moves to abolish tuition fees for poorer families
Nearly a million households expected to benefit from deal covering SUNY and CUNY systemsÂ
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China’s universities: significant progress, but more to do
THE DataPoints figures detail how country has surpassed India but still lags behind South Korea
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Universities should be environments of robust debate, not ‘safe spaces’
Are university ‘bias response teams’ jeopardising free speech on campus? asks Jemimah Steinfeld
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Trump presidency brings ‘uncertainty’ for Cuban higher education
Country also looking to build stronger links with UK universities
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Decolonising the African mind, one step at a time
Mahmood Mamdani describes the rationale behind his pioneering research institute in Uganda
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English universities ‘may shun’ subject-level TEF
HEA expert says universities may not want to jeopardise good institutional rating
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Jailed Turkish academic İştar Gözaydın released
Sociologist is reportedly still blocked from leaving the country
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Young Universities Summit: modern HE must promote social responsibility
Promoting social responsibility among students should be key to universities’ missions in the modern age, says Timothy W. Tong
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‘Learn to listen’ to boost campus diversity, summit told
Harvey Mudd head explains how elite college became ‘poster child’ for diversity
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Longer degrees enable ‘life-changing’ community service
Hong Kong Polytechnic University initiative goes against trend towards shorter programmes