Thirteen ways to spot a ‘predatory journal’ (and why we shouldn’t call them that)
Larissa Shamseer and David Moher have taken a close look at what it is that sets dodgy journals apart from the rest
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Careers modules and work placements ‘should be compulsory’
Study finds classes can improve students’ chances of getting a graduate job by 40 per cent
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Juilliard School: reaching out across the city and the world
Outgoing president says the arts are more important than ever in these troubled times
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International students have no place in net migration figures
Evidence for the harm done by including students in net migration figures is clear, says Huw Owen
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Cannabis provides a pot of gold for university scholarships
Colorado’s excise tax set to raise millions of dollars to support college access
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German qualifications 'obsession' challenged by Martin Schulz
Challenger to Merkel is popular, despite attacks on his educational record
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Scotland gives EU students 2018-19 funding guarantee
Holyrood free tuition pledge puts pressure on rest of UK to guarantee support
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Some English universities overconfident on finances – Hefce
Latest report on sector’s financial health paints picture of growing gap between haves and have-nots
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Global higher education ‘faces anarchy’ after unchecked expansion
Leading scholar says many countries have ‘neither the will nor the capacity’ to manage growth
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Universities that boost China's local economies need recognition
Institutions that succeed in helping regional growth deserve being included in measures of performance, says Simon Baker
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Gates Foundation joins shift towards open access platforms
Initiative will emulate Wellcome Trust’s publishing model, with European Commission set to follow
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The four ages of UK university governance
Universities in the UK have developed a range of different approaches to governance, and there’s no sign that the trend will stop, says Michael Shattock