Long-touted Adelaide and South Australia merger back on
High upfront costs defeated the most recent proposal for the two South Australian institutions to join forces back in 2018 but now things have changed
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Ukraineâs plan to ban Russian materials âviolates academic freedomâ
Leading human rights activist says âabsurdâ draft law could be âextremely harmful to education and researchâ and is reminiscent of Soviet censorship
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Englandâs universities need to be free to set domestic fees and offer loans
If the government is set on cutting international students, charging domestic students above the current ceiling is the only option, says Peter Ainsworth
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Alison Wolf: Resist âsingle purposeâ view of higher education
Seeing degrees solely as gateway qualification to the modern labour market âneither just nor efficientâ, says government adviser on skills
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Free speech bill: Peers scrap right to sue but add NDA ban
Peers amend controversial legislation owing to prospect of âendless litigationâ, with ban on non-disclosure agreements also supported
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Beware overhead cables
Twitter has long been bedevilled by bad-faith debate. But government must be held to a higher standard, even when it is flying a kite
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THE writer named Australiaâs top HE journalist for record third time
John Ross honoured at prestigious national ceremony for his work examining the sectorâs relationship with Australiaâs main political parties
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Global universities pledge to reverse biodiversity damage
Nature Positive Universities Alliance launched at the UN Biodiversity Conference in Montreal
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8 December 2022 digital edition
Squawk, talk or walk? The case for ruffling feathers on Twitter
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Major nations urged to follow Koreaâs school to HE funding shift
New Korean presidentâs plan to cut school funding to boost universities amid demographic and economic changes may be âprescientâ
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Sabbaticals: from study tour to âfrenzied burst of researchâ
What makes a sabbatical special any more, asks professor, if it is a continuation of the demands of academic life rather than a break from them
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The week in higher education â 8 December 2022
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the worldâs media
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University entry gap between London and rest of UK hits record
More than half of school-leavers in the capital enter higher education, but fewer than one in three do elsewhere
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Interview with Dori Tunstall
A crusader for equity in teaching design finds a formula that works across borders and sectors, with critical importance for society as a whole
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PhD thesis unread? British writer hits on novel solution
Political scientist Jack Williamsâ debut novel draws on his experiences as a PhD student at Princeton and Zurich