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UK research ¡®strongly aligned to Labour policy missions¡¯

Analysis of publications shows influence of research on?government, with under-pressure humanities departments often having the most impact

Don¡¯t dither on updating trans policies, EHRC chair tells v-cs

Head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission urges institutions to take steps to comply with Supreme Court ruling

Let¡¯s help emerging superstars in the humanities shine

Vibrant academic communities in all parts of the UK will allow rising stars of humanities and social sciences to shine, says Alex Lewis

Can universities unfreeze China¡¯s graduate job market?

China¡¯s post-pandemic economic slowdown is continuing to depress the graduate job market ¨C and graduates themselves. But while the government looks to universities to address the malaise, many...

Judge rules Harvard funding freeze illegal

Senator who ¡®neutered¡¯ faculty senates now set to be a chancellor

Access, not ardour, governs disabled students¡¯ choices

Just being there is the best many can hope for, says disabled students¡¯ advocate

Regional economies ¡®hardest hit by proposed fee levy¡¯

Big cities outside London ¡®do not pull their weight¡¯ in the innovation economy, warns Centre for Cities report

Split views about universities ¡®risk tearing them apart¡¯

Social licence ¡®more fragile than people realise¡¯ in a world where populism rules, science diplomat warns

State and federal GOP team up to change policies through lawsuits

Canadian universities at a ¡®crossroads¡¯, says new U15 chair

World in ¡®flux¡¯ makes it very difficult to predict what¡¯s coming but research-intensive grouping ¡®prepared for anything¡¯, according to Daniel Jutras

NZ strategy group ¡®will not compromise university autonomy¡¯

Ambitious review with modest government pickup ¡®was not an exercise in kicking the can down the road¡¯

Local international education strategies ¡®could fix skills gaps¡¯

Regional data needed to help align foreign student flows with local needs, parliamentary inquiry finds

Dismissing the academic merits of ChatGPT is intellectually dishonest

Portraying ChatGPT as a playground for plagiarists is a timid response to AI¡¯s ability to enhance research in all subjects, argues Agnieszka?Piotrowska

Melbourne stops work on new campus, citing ¡®constrained¡¯ finances

Construction on A$2bn Fishermans Bend site paused for at least five years, amid revenue concerns and systemic delays