Open science funding cuts leave us ‘unprepared’ for next pandemic
Pooling academic resources vital to countering ‘market failures’ in pharmaceutical industry, says Covid Moonshot pioneer John Chodera
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If cancel culture is bad, why can’t academics speak up for Palestine?
Why are advocates for free speech over gender issues so silent when it comes to the right to speak out in support of Palestine, asks Maryam AldossariÂ
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HE leaders must exercise free speech to oppose the justification of murder
The rise of antisemitism on campus is the inevitable consequence of leaders’ failure to call out the Hamas atrocities for what they were, says Joseph Mintz
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Scholars urged to combat ‘manosphere’ misuse of sex research
Scientific writing should avoid use of terms like ‘cuckold’, says paper finding antifeminist online forums often draw on ‘reputable research’
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McDonald: tackle skills gaps or risk economy being held back
Strathclyde principal flags growing realisation that greater national coordination is needed between universities and businesses
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Philippines commission spotlights university attrition rates
Quality and resourcing also front of mind for academic heading first comprehensive education evaluation in decades
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Elite university diversity drive raises ߣߣÊÓƵn eyebrows
Top-ranked institutions’ contribution to equity should go further than ‘picking the top 10 students from every school’, experts say
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California ‘reclassifies workers to duck pay rises’ won in strike
Record walkout at top public US system won graduate students a new contract, but ambiguous details have left them struggling with lower-than-expected pay
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TEF appeals ‘won’t be resolved until the end of the year’
Institutions without ratings at a disadvantage during crucial recruitment period as many wrongly assume appeals are due to their being designated ‘requires improvement’
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Universities to take smaller spin-out stakes as Hunt backs review
Guidelines produced by Oxford vice-chancellor and venture capitalist designed to drive greater private investment in research start-ups
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Historian’s comfort women trial was ‘cancel culture on steroids’
As seven-year case against South Korean professor Park Yu-ha concludes, academics say the deep political divisions that lay behind it are not going away any time soon
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University leaders must resist funder pressure to toe ideological lines
If politicians and donors disagree with student or faculty views, they should challenge their soundness, not threaten defunding, says Richard Joseph
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US sees record drop in enrolment on languages courses
Funding and focus on job training blamed as five major European languages lose around a fifth of their enrolment in five years
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Economist quits German research institute after academics protest
Almost 700 scholars signed an open letter protesting Armin Falk’s appointment to the Institute of Labor Economics, referencing sexual misconduct allegations
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No ‘one size fits all’ model for transnational education
Curricula should be adapted to suit local skills needs, Edinburgh conference hears