Half of papers describing psychiatry trials ‘spin results’
Overstating the value of an intervention could put patients at risk, say researchers
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Research leadership is a castle built on shifting sand
In an age of vast team-science projects, it is more important than ever that leaders be properly prepared, says Matthew Flinders
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Foreign graduates deterred from joining US technology start-ups
PhD leavers from overseas seek new companies, but can’t accept visa risks
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Call for ‘professional universities’ to overcome skills mismatch
All chiefs and no workers in ߣߣÊÓƵ’s over-credentialled labour force, says new thinktank
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SOAS director to be first black Oxford college head
Baroness Amos leaves London institution after issuing warning about its finances
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Canada sets new equity targets for premier science grants
Updated settlement ties racial and gender distribution to national shares of population
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Foreign academics in Japan ‘marginalised’ and ‘disillusioned’
Overseas scholars feel that their presence is ‘tokenistic’, says study, despite state-sponsored drive for internationalisation
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Baltimore universities struggle to help as Trump attacks city
Decades of racial division hindering academia’s ability to alleviate poverty
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England’s £4 million learning gain investment ‘could go to waste’
Call for other sector agencies to take on research from regulator
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Democrats’ free college pledges aren’t really free
Tuition comprises less than half the cost of attending US universities, but taxpayers may be unwilling to cover it, says Anthony P. Carnevale
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More to Indonesia opportunities than campuses, universities told
Rapidly growing country could be springboard to wider Asean engagement, say experts
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Without global education, we are ‘America last’
A global education is critical to responding to global challenges. Much of the world understands this, and the US needs to catch up, says Margee Ensign
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Italian rector fights fear of experts with academic engagement
LUISS Guido Carli University uses alumni ties to influence political debate
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Student consumerism is greatly exaggerated
Students want above all to develop ties with the people and places they interact with, say Liam Keenan and Maddy Thompson