UK HE staff back pay strike but turnout mostly falls short
Staff at seven campuses set to walk out after hitting required turnout
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Video: how can universities win the argument for globalisation?
Leaders of universities around the world consider how to advocate for international higher education amid rising nationalist agendasÂ
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Revised subject-level TEF ‘higher burden’ for universities
UK higher education providers to be assessed across 34 disciplinary areas
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Hundreds of jobs at risk from fresh UK pensions cost hike
Increase in contributions to Teachers’ Pension Scheme will cost post-92 universities about £140 million annually, Ucea says
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UK academic denied US entry over Sudan field trip
King’s College London scholar says that ‘a growing tide’ of academics now recognise that scientific meetings can no longer be held in the US
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Why Scholars at Risk has opened a US section
At a time of heightened tensions on campuses in the US, now is the time to increase protection of academic freedom, says Rob Quinn
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ߣߣÊÓƵ’s proposed urban student visa cap ‘absolutely daft’
Regional universities ‘would be biggest victims’ of restrictions on city study
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Robot-proof? Universities ‘finally waking up’ to the rise of AI
Joseph Aoun says campuses in North America and Europe are heeding his call for curriculum change
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Plan S will bring many changes, but the death of the repository should not be one
On the eve of Open Access Week, Bill Hubbard argues that we must not forget university repositories as the bedrock of open research
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Postgraduate student survey piloted in England
Office for Students starts work on master’s version of National Student Survey
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I’m no longer teaching Western political thoughtÂ
The ‘canon’ of political thought is a myth and we owe it to our students to let them choose which theorists they engage with, says Gemma Bird
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Internationalisation in India ‘operating on a shoestring budget’
Director of Indian Institute of Technology Bombay says universities in India are improving but progress will be slow despite government initiatives
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THE podcast: spotting trends in HE data
THE’s data editor discusses our most recent data-driven storiesÂ
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Plan S ‘could prove fatal’ for learned societies
Members say professional organisations dependent on income from subscription-model journals face ‘existential’ threat from landmark open access policy