Appointments – 20 September 2018
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The European Union of Scholars must be preserved
Science blooms when colleagues’ ideas cross-pollinate. Impediments to free movement will lead to a disastrous withering, says Sir Keith Burnett
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Means-tested fees come with a lower political price tag
Countries around the world are increasingly seeing the benefits of a compromise between free fees and income-contingent loans, say Alex Usher and Robert Burroughs
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Universities need a communal approach to mental health
Training staff and students in ‘mental health first aid’ can help ameliorate the growing crisis, say Clemente Diaz and Douglas Medina
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Interview with Jane Turner
The Teesside pro vice-chancellor discusses promoting gender balance and being diagnosed with ovarian cancer
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Adelaide merger raises questions for Flinders
The mooted merger of the universities of Adelaide and South ߣߣÊÓƵ would cast a long shadow over the city’s other major university, says Gavin Moodie
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China dominates list of biggest movers in high-quality research
Half of list of 100 fastest-rising institutions in terms of contribution to the Nature Index is made up of Chinese universities and institutes
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Top US science agency sets ‘firmest’ line on sexual misconduct
National Science Foundation demands that universities report findings of sexual harassment involving anyone working on the projects it has financed
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The UK’s counterterrorism guidance should be scrapped
Feelings of isolation and the need to self-censor are familiar to the tens of thousands of Muslim students affected by the counterterrorism programme Prevent, says Akiqul Hoque
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Irish universities ‘struggling to cope’ as funding cuts bite
A decade of budget reductions and surging student numbers leaves sector ill-prepared for further increases, institutions warn
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Degrees in Dutch ‘facing extinction’ in Netherlands
Courses in Dutch language and literature are now more popular in Poland than in the Netherlands, figures suggest