Digital education should only endure if it can replicate campus benefits
The pandemic revealed that in-person teaching generates greater satisfaction and sense of belonging, say Leonard Saxe and Graham Wright
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Student voters ‘victims of extensive gerrymandering’ in US
In data timed to the nation’s post-census redrawing of district lines, Tufts researchers offer legal grounds to challenge conservative tactics
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Clark to PM: don’t fiddle the figures on science spending pledge
Commons committee chair also raises concerns about UKRI chair’s lobbying of ministers ahead of spending review
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Quarantine requirements dropped for Canberra universities
While federal agreement will be needed, ߣߣÊÓƵn Capital Territory announcement boosts hopes of students’ return for 2022 academic year
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Compassionate leadership is the only way to keep university communities united
University leadership is in crisis, with some institutions facing significant reputational damage, but higher education can become a model of compassion, says Michael West
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Universities keep quiet as Biden retreats from free college plan
Four-year institutions long preferred to emphasise Pell Grant rather than work with community colleges to aid two-year transfers
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‘Time to get real’ on US science diversity efforts
As White House and National Academies plan studies, Howard Hughes Medical Institute acts to boost minority researchers
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Disadvantaged students take second degrees ‘in bid to close gap’
‘Equity’ students’ post-course outcomes slant towards further study rather than work, ߣߣÊÓƵn research finds
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UCU: Zahawi must be ‘voice for students’ against loan costs hike
Union urges education secretary to intervene on student loan changes and to press university bosses into talking on disputes
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US universities should get ahead of student athletes’ rights revolution
As another legal ruling cements the concept of student athletes as employees, institutions need to react, say Harry Johnson and Nicole Buffalano
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Leadership & Management Summit to highlight sector’s opportunity for evolution
In partnership with the University of Glasgow, this annual gathering of leaders in higher education will examine avenues for growth post-Covid
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The Anthropocene Unconscious: Climate, Catastrophe, Culture, by Mark Bould
John Gilbey is intrigued and disturbed by an occasionally irreverent account of how environmental disaster haunts popular cultureÂ
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Can researchers navigate the ethical minefield of protest trials?
Dealing with activists in legal jeopardy requires extra attention to ethical concerns, say protesters
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Redraw research success measures to back levelling-up, says v-c
Research funding increase must come with ‘place-based ecosystem’ or it will not boost productivity, says Hepi report co-authored by Lincoln leader