THE Leadership Summit: how AI is changing the way universities work
Event hears how machine learning can aid student progress and curriculum design – and that academics should let AI ‘take over’ admissions
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US colleges identify shortcomings in teacher training
Provision of teacher residencies and mentoring by universities seen as key to long-term science improvement
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THE Leadership Summit: doctors ‘make good vice-chancellors’
Forum mulls the merits of external experience, elected leaders and 10-year term limits
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Iris Murdoch’s philosophy: what use is it to higher education today?
In the week of Murdoch’s centenary, Miles Leeson reflects on what lessons the academic turned philosopher could have for university leadersÂ
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How to be a better civic university
Universities must draw up agreements with local partners that have the public voice at their heart, says Richard Brabner
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Harvard president challenges Trump immigration crackdown
Situation is ‘driving anxiety and fear on our campuses’, Lawrence Bacow warns top officials
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What are you reading? – 18 July 2019
Our regular look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Pier Groups: Art and Sex along the New York Waterfront, by Jonathan Weinberg
Barry Reay praises a skilful reconstruction of a vibrant moment in New York’s art and sexual histories
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Pirates: A New History, from Vikings to Somali Raiders, by Peter Lehr
Sarah Kinkel assesses a wide-ranging survey of buccaneers over the ages
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English universities face ‘extreme challenge’ under next PM
Political shifts will bring funding shift from HE to FE, but universities could play into ‘politics of belonging’, former No 10 adviser says
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Clemens Roothaan, 1918-2019
Tributes paid to a scientist who narrowly missed a Nobel
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Cartography: The Ideal and Its History, by Matthew H. Edney
Book of the week: Jerry Brotton is enthralled by a book that seeks to overturn just about everything we think we know about maps
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A Haven and a Hell: The Ghetto in Black America, by Lance Freeman
Bryan Cheyette is intrigued by an account that accentuates the positive as well as the negative aspects of ghetto life
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The Man in the Glass House: Philip Johnson, Architect of the Modern Century, by Mark Lamster
Annmarie Adams assesses a revealing new life of a complex and controversial ‘tastemaker’