Latin America University Rankings 2022: dream teams
Multidisciplinary teamwork is helping tackle problems in Latin America, but barriers remainÂ
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English universities reject 200 speakers – but 99 per cent go ahead
Rejections up, but data show universities ‘remain places where debate and the sharing of ideas can thrive’, says OfS
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Top Korean institution criticised for handling of pay disputes
Wage disagreements with language institute and cleaning staff lead lecturers and students to express dismay about treatment of employees
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Michigan hires Santa Ono as president
Leading US public institution, six months after firing Schlissel over affair claims, gets top academic voice on equity from UBC
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Admissions tests hinder disabled students, US audit finds
With SAT and ACT already losing acceptance because of inequities, GAO details cost-related struggle of students to gain needed accommodations
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Latin America University Rankings 2022 digital edition
In a part of the world where the higher education sector grapples with a variety of obstacles, pockets of innovation and creative solutions from institutions and staff are providing chinks of light
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Why is the EU’s new innovation agenda near silent on universities?
We need a vision of how to foster the knowledge base and creative mindsets on which new thinking depends, says Jan Palmowski
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One in six UK students admits cheating in online exams
A third say cheating should be seen as only mildly wrong or not wrong at all
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Latin America University Rankings 2022: short courses could bring a much-needed boost
Efficient and effective short-cycle higher education programmes could provide students with better outcomes and supply the region with a skilled workforce, says MarÃa Marta Ferreyra
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Czech ministry plans tough changes to curb doctoral dropouts
Proposals to cut places and dropout by a third aim to stem waste and attract talent from abroad
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Andrea Jenkyns appointed new higher education minister
MP given downgraded brief after courting controversy with middle finger gesture
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‘Surge in dodgy visa applications’ after ߣߣÊÓƵ scraps work limits
Pakistan, Nepal, Kenya, Ghana and three Indian states named as sources of ‘emerging integrity issues’
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Can liberal arts thrive in China? One college suggests they can
Despite holding its own at Peking University, Yuanpei College still encounters resistance to its approach, professor says
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Student unionism is not in crisis
Liberation issues and bread-and-butter issues do not sit on opposite ends of an imaginary relevance spectrum, say Ben Vulliamy and Pierrick Roger
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Local students’ unions are still key to community-building
As well as supporting societies, tackling loneliness and offering advice, unions have no problem amplifying the student voice, says Ben Ward