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Refreshed guidelines allow universities to choose which academics face scrutiny of their overseas affiliations
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English regulator investigates Sussex over Kathleen Stock exit
Office for Students examining whether university met obligations on academic freedom and free speech, following criticism by minister
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UK union calls three-day strike next month over pay and pensions
Staff at 58 universities set to walk out
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Universities fail to give graduates right skills – Italian CEO
Academia should look to business-linked Israeli universities as a model for change, according to energy boss Francesco Starace
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‘We screwed this up’: Western retreats from lanyard ID plan
President of Canadian institution admits mistake in moving quickly amid concern over sexual assaults on campus and nearby violence
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Howard University students end month-long housing protest
Fearing for protester well-being, university’s president promises improvements in dormitory conditions to conclude uprising at prominent institution
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Highly Cited Researchers: China pursuit of US ‘to slow eventually’
Closing gap entirely will be ‘challenging’, says analyst behind annual list of Highly Cited Researchers
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Review promised after post-92 PhDs ‘excluded’ from UK postdocs
Economic and Social Research Council will look again at criteria that exclude PhD graduates from most modern UK universities from applying for postdoctoral funding
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University of Austin: the new front in the fight for US campuses
While mocked as a cast of falsely aggrieved outcasts, planned private upstart raises fear of fundamental new avenue of well-resourced partisan attack on academia
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Talking leadership 2: Charlie Jeffery on taking a university back to its civic roots
The University of York vice-chancellor explains how he looked to the past to devise a new institutional mission and why it relates to his own family background
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Tackling white supremacy requires facing up to bullying
Everyone in power in universities, as elsewhere, must grasp their inherent capacity to dominate, intimidate and exclude, says Timothy Carey
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New Zealand appoints first university leader of Pacific heritage
Pacific expert’s selection coincides with policy push to boost islander participation in higher education
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Chinese students ‘positive’ about ߣߣÊÓƵ despite tension
AI analysis of online activity reveals ‘really nice’ sentiment and sophisticated understanding of government structures
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