Wharton: ‘wrong’ pick for free speech job would mean ‘challenges’
Tory peer hopes for role in selecting ‘thoughtful’ appointee to free speech champion role
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Japan-bound overseas students ‘abandoned’ as border stays shut
Border closures, funding cuts and overnight classes have made life ‘unbearable’, learners claim
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Class suspended over ‘hoax’ anti-white racism allegation
Investigation, despite little evidence, seen as reflecting growing power of conservative critics of academia
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Public funding of US higher education shifts downward
Covid helps end eight years of average increases, with wide state variations
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More European staff leaving UK for universities abroad post-Brexit
Many EU academics also now likely to choose ‘simpler option’ of staying in bloc even after trade agreement, expert warnsÂ
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Universities grant administrators’ post-Covid home-working wish
Surveys reveal widespread support among professional staff for working remotely at least some of the time
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Asia University Rankings 2021: methodology
To reflect the region’s unique characteristics, we make adjustments to the rigorous and robust criteria that underpin THE’s World University Rankings to arrive at this year’s Asia University Rankings
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Universities should not swat the public intellectual gadfly
Alongside the academic edutainer and the policy expert, there should be room for the voice from the wilderness, says Michael Marinetto
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Melbourne revises free speech rules over transgender concerns
University broadens free speech exclusions on request of gender-diverse community
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Policy rethink urged as non-traditional students ‘become majority’
As marginalised becomes mainstream, Australian inclusivity practitioners are urged to adopt a mainstream focus
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UK government team to advise universities on China research links
Experts on research security will help UK researchers to navigate concerns over growing research dependence on China
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North Carolina faculty protest as Pulitzer winner denied tenure
Intervention by Chapel Hill trustees hits higher education as dangerous new threat of political interference
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Teaching intelligence: how to provide effective feedback
Anna McKie speaks to three experts about giving feedback that enhances student learning − and some of the most common pitfalls along the way