Sydney lodges counter-offer on Ramsay Western civilisation proposal
Funding scholarships rather than a whole new course ‘would benefit hundreds more students’
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US university requires quarter of new students to begin abroad
In move that leaves other institutions wary, Northeastern pushing new students to foreign posts
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Looking for the smoking gun: the academics taking on Big Tobacco
Bath researchers seek to combine scholarly rigour with campaigning zeal
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UK universities losing ground on employability to rest of Europe
First data from graduate employability survey suggest surge in reputation for continental institutions
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Students play managers in ‘meaningless’ business school research
Leading professor blames pressure to publish and lack of access to chief executives
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Treatment of innocent students in cheating scandal ‘staggering’, say MPs
Committee compares Home Office attitude in ETS crackdown to Windrush scandal
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Reclaiming public space is an essential part of scholar-activism
Lennard Davis’ recent THE article was wrong to dismiss the utility of subversion, says David Palumbo-Liu
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White House plans campus talks to settle US research espionage rules
Trump adviser plans multi-agency tour of universities confused by crackdown
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Netherlands universities ‘must improve’ foreign students’ Dutch
Proposed new law not as tough as some feared – but critics argue focus on Dutch ignores benefits of studying in English
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Rich likely to benefit from changes to US early admission rules
Fighting what it sees as anticompetitive practices, Trump administration may harm universities and low-income students
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Students ‘afraid’ to use university mental health services
Nearly one in five first-year UK undergraduates tell Unite Students survey that they have a mental health condition
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UK clarifies post-study work visa eligibility after ‘confusion’
Visa route on offer for those ‘graduating in the summer of 2021 and after’, but Indian students concerned by announcement’s ambiguity
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Ethical review should apply to non-academic research, too
It is unfair and dangerous that, unlike academics, researchers in the private sector operate with no ethical oversight, says Ron Iphofen
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THE appoints former Economist CEO as chairman
Appointment strengthens team leading THE following acquisition by new owner