The UK spending review is right to boost regional innovation
Rather than pinning hopes for growth on spin-outs, it is better to invest in upskilling and demand-led commercialisation, says Simon Collinson
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Publishing deals are ‘unsustainable’, warn northern universities
UK academia faces ‘pivotal moment’ as deadline approaches for cash-strapped universities to negotiate deals with leading publishers
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Trump following Orbán’s playbook, says president of ousted CEU
Central European University president Shalini Randeria believes universities must improve public outreach to fend off rising impact of populism
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Can anything save US science?
As the Trump administration proposes enormous cuts for the US’ world-renowned science agencies, Jack Grove looks into what is driving the attacks beyond political malice?– and what, if anything, can...
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Asylum claims from students a ‘racket’, warns Jack Straw
The former home secretary said restrictions announced in the recent White Paper will ‘put a squeeze’ on some universities
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Reeves uplifts Aria budget to ?1 billion and funds AI courses
June spending review reveals real-terms increase in science department’s budget as student levy remains on the table for universities?
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Academics lose gender-critical tribunal case against UCU
Judge rules against Adult Human Female filmmakers who sued union over harassment claims
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Chancellor restores ?750 million fund for Edinburgh supercomputer
University of Edinburgh to house new national supercomputer as government reverses spending decision
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Nicola Phillips named first Adelaide University vice-chancellor
Adelaide University names incoming vice-chancellor as Auckland’s Dawn Freshwater announces her departure
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Cuts ‘enter dangerous new phase’ as compulsory redundancies rise
University workers warn forcing staff to leave could become the new normal for institutions looking to save money
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Students ‘worry they learn nothing’ from AI but want it anyway
Surveyed Australians expect their universities to supply AI support despite concerns about its ‘veneer of learning’
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Third-party providers in ‘gold rush’ for Turing scheme funding
International student mobility has increasingly been ‘outsourced’ to private providers since the Turing scheme replaced Erasmus+