UK universities' EU-born staff do not live in a Brexit-proof bubble
Colleagues’ failure to fully grasp the more hostile lived reality for EU nationals post-referendum is furthering alienation, says Jawiria Naseem
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The academy I dreamed of for 20 years no longer exists, and I am waking up
Ellen Kirkpatrick has yearned for an academic career for many years. But 18 months after finally earning her doctorate, she is no longer sure she wants to remain in a sector defined by precarity,...
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USS controversy ‘raises likelihood of more pension strikes’
UK pension fund rocked by regulator’s concerns, whistleblower’s claims and potential departure of Cambridge college
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Priyamvada Gopal: on the front line of Britain’s imperial past
The literature expert on online abuse, decolonising the curriculum and Cambridge’s role in the slave trade
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First the worst? Lead authors ‘should take misconduct blame’
Holding ‘probably innocent’ co-authors responsible for research wrongdoing cannot be justified, say academics
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German university’s London campus will ‘send anti-Brexit signal’
Technical University of Munich outpost may be joint venture with Imperial College London
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Political hits now may help academia in Canadian election
Provincial threats to higher education could arouse voter sympathies by October
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Does the Brexit ‘shitshow’ emanate from ‘elite’ education?
Plenty on the Continent see a link between Brexit and English educational hierarchy, writes John Morgan
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Damian Hinds: some v-cs trying to ‘justify damaging practices’
Education secretary hits back at university leaders who called his intervention on ‘conditional unconditional’ offers unlawful
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AI tutors will make mass retraining a viable reality
Artificial intelligence may be threatening employment but it could also be key to helping humans find alternative jobs, argues Shigeru Miyagawa
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Solving global health problems requires entrepreneurship
Novel applications of technology, improving processes and starting businesses will help tackle the world’s greatest health challenges, say Julie Devonshire and Anjali Sastry
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‘Western civilisation’ curriculum rebuffed again at Queensland
Australian university says board of studies veto does not directly affect approval process
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Ontario ends funding for artificial intelligence institute
C$30 million cut also hits research on regenerative medicine