Music in the Present Tense: Rossini’s Italian Operas in Their Time, by Emanuele Senici
Nicholas Till enjoys a detailed analysis of the ‘phenomenal appeal’ of one of the great names in opera
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Students remain in limbo as Australian travel ban extended
Universities scramble to offer ‘targeted solutions’ for Chinese students stranded by coronavirus
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Harvard and Yale threatened by Trump over foreign ties
Ivy League institutions cited as US ramps up higher education offensive
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Lack of teaching help for students linked to well-being problems
Analysis of responses to major experience survey suggests teaching factors have bigger influence on mental health than student background
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Polish academics fear Catholic group’s role in ‘free speech’ law
Changes will give platform in universities to anti-abortionists and climate change deniers, claim opponents
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The week in higher education – 13 February 2020
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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Race on to create online courses for virus-stranded students
Institutional, pedagogical and workload issues more problematic than technological impediments, experts say
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UKRI wants monographs to be open access by 2024
Proposals are likely to raise concerns over the future of longer-form academic publishing
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Interview with Richard Kingsford
The ecologist with more air miles than most on alternative pathways to the professoriate, Australia’s natural boom-bust cycles and whether there is hope for the platypus
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Michael Sovern, 1931-2020
University president who became a New York ‘Living Landmark’ remembered
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HSE University sponsored supplement digital edition
Produced by THE and HSE University. Paid for by HSE University.
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Is interdisciplinary research really the best way to tackle global challenges?
Politicians, funders and university leaders all intone the mantra of interdisciplinarity. But what does the concept really mean? Will it really yield the insights it promises? And how best can it be...
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Teaching intelligence: get to grips with ‘research-led teaching’
Olga Burlyuk explores the different conceptions, challenges and possibilities within the practice
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Offensive social media posts should not block university admission
If a college education makes people more liberal, it is potentially the best remedy for bigotry, says Kate Eichhorn
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Covid-19 coronavirus crisis: university offers itself as online fallback
‘We’re all in this together’, v-c insists, as universities scramble to teach 100,000 stranded students