THE Latin America University Rankings 2019: results announced
Pontifical Catholic University of Chile now tops the region
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Latin America University Rankings 2019: hard ground but hints of rich fruit
The region has had a tumultuous year, yet there is unmistakable progress to extol, says Phil Baty
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Latin America University Rankings 2019: southern exposures
Despite the turmoil racking Venezuela and Brazil, there are bright spots in Latin America’s higher education landscape. Rachael Pells reports
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Latin America University Rankings 2019: a continent of contrasts
Simon Baker looks at research collaboration and income across the continent
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Latin America University Rankings 2019: join in common cause
The region as a whole needs to reform its university sector to better serve its citizens, and that requires collaboration, argues Efraín Gonzales de Olarte
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Latin America University Rankings 2019: let’s challenge students
David Garza-Salazar explains why transforming the traditional education model will prepare students for real-world problems today and tomorrow
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Latin America University Rankings 2019: market momentum
Despite concerns in some quarters of Brazil, for-profit universities are thriving, helping to expand the country’s sector, says Dante Salto
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Harvard rescinds Parkland survivor’s place over racial slurs
Rejected student had found fame advocating guns after his own school shooting
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UK universities ‘block funding bids’ because of overhead costs
UCL vice-provost warns that universities' ability to cross-subsidise grants is declining
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Syrian higher education in meltdown after eight-year civil war
New research calls for greater support for exiled academics with a view to rebuilding the system
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Closer China-Russia ties ‘could shift academic freedom norms’
Endorsement of new partnership by Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin may be reaction to US cold shoulder
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Fear over Augar impact on arts, humanities and social sciences
Critics warn against equating a course’s value with its graduate earnings, of threats to universities’ autonomy on funding decisions and damage to research
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Prudence is the price of the UK’s generous pensions
Asking for higher contributions is painful but unavoidable in such uncertain times, says USS chair Sir David Eastwood