Report lifts lid on cost of subscription deals with publishers
A switch to open access could save hundreds of millions of euros, says analysis from the European University Association
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‘Real-time’ review of REF 2021 to track impact of reforms
Funding administrating body aims to survey 600 researchers across four universities to examine effects felt by reforms made to the assessment
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ResearchGate still infringing copyright, publishers say
Battle between publishers and academic social network deadlocked
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South Korean officials force closure of US-Korea research centre
Seoul pulls funding from Johns Hopkins centre, sparking row over interference
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Madrid leader ‘must quit’ over degree favouritism claims
Head of Spanish capital's local government investigated over accusations related to her master’s degree
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Rape claim against professor sparks China's #MeToo moment
Universities forced to act after case of Gao Yan, who killed herself after alleged rape in 1998, leads to national outcry
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Growth slump for ߣߣÊÓƵn pathway colleges
Private college enrolments add to worrying signs for ߣߣÊÓƵn international education
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Irish and US universities launch joint undergraduate programme
Students will spend two years at Trinity College Dublin and two at Columbia University
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China ‘trials new form of governance’ with private university
Westlake University may be government’s pilot of more autonomous institutions, expert suggests
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‘Snowflake student’ threat to free speech has been debunked
Excessive red tape, not snowflake students, has rightly been highlighted as the real threat to freedom of speech on campus, says Peter Baran
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Tory MPs’ calls to ‘save the Open University’ ring hollow
Pleas by Conservative backbenchers for an intervention to help the OU ignore the fact that they recently made it harder to assist under-pressure institutions, says Pam Tatlow
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‘Legal Sci-Hub’ journal access tool set for major expansion
Clarivate promises to ‘scale up’ Kopernio, which automatically detects researchers’ subscriptions and directs them to open access alternatives if necessary
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‘Extraordinary’ OfS rules risk grade inflation, says ex-QAA head
Peter Williams concerned by requirement for English universities to deliver ‘successful outcomes’ for ‘all’ students