Data police force will help clean up research
An independent service to check data and algorithms is the only way to resolve the research replication crisis, say Christophe Pérignon and Christophe Hurlin
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Window of calm closes as Hong Kong classes resume
Strikes planned, welcomes canned, visits discouraged and events cancelled as campuses brace for strife
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Use metrics to pick speakers and beat gender bias, scholars urge
ߣߣÊÓƵn team harnesses data to inject equity into conference programmes
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India’s ‘institutes of eminence’ scheme a ‘huge farce’
Experts raise further concerns over excellence initiative after 14 more universities granted elite status
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Effort to push immigrants to join US universities seen as backfiring
Sting operations counter welcoming narrative hinted at in changes to residency rules
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It’s time to look beyond student mobility
Internationalisation in HE should focus on the mobility of programmes and providers, not just student mobility, writes Diane Simpson
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Reaching invisible students: white working-class boys
Digital technologies can help bridge the gap between universities and disenfranchised social groups, says Kathy Johnson
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Switch off your mobile phone if you want to switch on your brain
Students and academics who look at their phones during breaks may perform more poorly as a result, researchers say
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UCU rejected lower pension contributions over strike moratorium
Union brands inclusion of two-year bar on walkouts in compromise offer ‘ludicrous’
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Glasgow creates research centre to pay back slavery profits
Scottish university forges new research partnership with the Caribbean, in response to groundbreaking report
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Big universities pay more as Germany strikes Springer Nature deal
‘Publish and read’ pact leaves Elsevier as last of three big publishers yet to reach agreement with country’s negotiators
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Knowledge exchange framework review before funding link
Assessment of English universities’ commercialisation activities and industry partnerships to guide allocations ‘in the longer term’
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China’s education exports match its global ambitions
Relaxing international student regulations and increasing scholarships for Belt and Road countries are in lockstep with China's economic goals, says Abdur Rehman Cheema
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Action on visa processing will help combat doubts on studying in the US
Universities must advocate for expedited student visas and provide incoming cohorts with more support, says Alan RubyÂ
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Poor students less likely to pick ‘golden triangle’ for master’s
Working-class graduates half as likely to move to Oxford, Cambridge or elite London institutions