Your attitude influences your students’ success
Instructors’ enthusiasm for their students’ progress could be what gets them over the line, says Rachel GilesÂ
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Southern US university shows restraint after book burning
Despite student clamour, Georgia Southern leaders answer alarming action with calm and context
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UK universities have run out of excuses for not switching to PQA
A post-qualification admissions system will pose logistical challenges, but they must be overcome, says Michelle Morgan
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University of London agrees to end outsourcing of staff
After long-running protests, security staff and cleaners to be brought in-house, following similar move for other workers
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Regulator ‘must address’ USS whistleblower sacking concerns
MP calls for urgent investigation into dismissal of Jane Hutton as potential strike action nears
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Diplomat perceives thaw in Sino-ߣߣÊÓƵn education ties
While relations reboot bodes well for ߣߣÊÓƵn institutions, transnational review threatens green shoots
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ߣߣÊÓƵn research infrastructure fund axed
Coalition finally succeeds in dispatching the nest egg it initiated last decade
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Workplace experience key to getting liberal arts graduates jobs
Canadian cooperative approach seen as a model for finding students looking to start careers in technology sector
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Universities lack the skills to properly investigate sexual misconduct claims
Disciplinary investigations into sexual misconduct must be independent and include legal advice, says Julie NorrisÂ
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Free higher education ruling throws French fees into doubt
Constitutional Council decision could strike a blow against expansion plan for international students and grandes écoles’ fees policy
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UAE claims world first with AI-focused university
Graduate institution to be led by former Oxford professor
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City on a Hill: Urban Idealism in America from the Puritans to the Present, by Alex Krieger
Richard J. Williams enjoys a wide-ranging account of the utopianism that underpins the planning of towns and cities in the US
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Jewish Emancipation: A History across Five Centuries, by David Sorkin
Geoffrey Alderman has reservations about a sweeping study of half a millennium of Jewish history
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The Implicated Subject: Beyond Victims and Perpetrators, by Michael Rothberg
Book of the week: Zoë Waxman is fascinated by an ambitious argument about taking responsibility for the past injustices of which we are beneficiaries
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Research intelligence: helping postdocs find a voice
New rules will soon require UK institutions to listen to early career researchers. Jack Grove looks at how to engage a group often seen as hard to reach