Indigenous knowledge prompts a whale of a discovery
Identification of new species ‘a beautiful example of the impact indigenous culture and science can have when combined’

Identification of new species ‘a beautiful example of the impact indigenous culture and science can have when combined’

Two embryonic institutions are providing a teaching venue and mentorship for those fleeing from both sides of the war

Universities and colleges have such a range of histories, missions and demographics that proposing single solutions is misguided, says Harvey Graff

Michelle Donelan ‘disgusted’ by claim student was threatened with expulsion if she spoke out

Efforts to encourage more academics into public debates should forget indicators and focus on training and support, Norwegian rectors say

MIT joins several state institutions in resuming SAT-ACT mandate as pandemic eases, providing opening to wider reassessment

Researchers warn of ‘impending public health issue’ as excessive demands placed on students to excel

Disruption to academic life ‘small price to pay’ for financial returns from gas reserves, British universities told

Some topics are lightning rods for disagreement, but there are ways to insulate yourself against online vitriol, say Kristine Maloney and Teresa Valerio Parrot

Government also demands English regulator mount 10-15 on-site inspections checking factors such as use of online teaching

Universities UK says contributions could be cut or benefits increased as USS finances bounce back after pandemic, but unions want reforms to be cancelled now

India and Malaysia take lead as best represented countries, followed by China

Academics experiment with allowing undergraduates to text each other during assessments, and get positive response

Chinese studies should be strategic priority course in HE and new A level would boost student numbers at universities, says Hepi report

The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media