Books editor’s blog: positive figures’ solution for criminal elements
Matthew Reisz is intrigued by a tale of hard-boiled mathematicians hitting the mean streets to tackle crime
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Hong Kong, China students clash in Queensland
Stand-off likely to exacerbate concerns over free speech on campus
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Careers intelligence: how to be an external examiner
External examining will make you rich – in new ideas, that is, writes Robert MacIntosh
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The week in higher education – 25 July 2019
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media.
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Why OfS decisions on for-profits matter for whole sector
The fate of big alternative providers has implications for the future of English for-profit HE, writes John Morgan
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Is paid research time a vanishing privilege for modern academics?
Summer is upon northern hemisphere academics. But its cherished traditional identity as a time for intensive research is being challenged by the increasing obligations around teaching and...
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Universities’ critical thinking is in a critical state
Calls for critical thinking from their students are rarely reflected in academics’ own writing or institutional behaviour, says Alex Wright
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Are academic contracts built on sand?
A Times Higher Education survey bears out the growing difficulty of finding time for research
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Australia’s Newcastle plans ‘permeable precinct’ to attract companies
Landmark development ‘blurs boundaries between education and research’ and aims to deliver work experience for students
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Dutch university sought secret references on UK linguist
Leiden University acted unlawfully, a court has ruled, in using anonymous letter to discredit an applicant for a professorship
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THE University Impact Rankings 2019: data refining
Duncan Ross describes how we constructed the initial Impact Rankings and explains the adjustments we intend to make to improve the next iteration
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South Korea debates admissions as elite ‘feeder’ schools lose licences
Scholars question whether move against autonomous private schools will go far enough in equalising university admissions
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Penn under pressure after professor opposes ‘non-white’ immigration to US
Law dean calls Amy Wax’s views ‘repugnant’ but does not answer demands for her removal
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Jo Johnson returns as universities minister in brother’s government
Gavin Williamson named education secretary and Andrea Leadsom business secretary in Boris Johnson Cabinet
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Early career academics need more than patronising advice and vacuous assurances
Those lucky established academics who want to help precarious colleagues would do better to pay for their lunch, says Sarah Burton