Australia fears decline in Chinese students over ‘treason’ laws
Experts warn that prospective recruits may choose to study elsewhere if they do not feel welcome
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18 practical steps to help universities better serve Generation Z
Mary Visser asks if universities are delivering for people born in the late 1990s
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Academic sisterhood: unless I ask the questions, how am I to know?
Criticism of academic sisterhood survey gets to the crux of the matter that the resulting article will explore, says Holly Else
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Students defend the future of facts on Wikipedia
As part of a US initiative, undergraduates are given assignments to create articles, helping to develop critical appraisal skills
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UK-France laboratory enables post-Brexit research funding access
Mathematicians at Imperial College London will have access to French research grants through new collaboration
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The desire to be flawless: helping students cope with perfectionism
Thomas Curran looks at what lecturers can do to help when faced with students presenting perfectionistic tendencies
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Chile’s rightward shift raises doubts over free tuition scheme
Privately run vocational courses likely to be big beneficiaries of Gratuidad, which supports poorer students
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University debt: a necessary evil?
With students paying higher fees and expecting better facilities, UK universities must find sustainable ways to increase capital expenditure, says Philip Stephenson
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Ageing academic workforce poses challenges for Japan and Taiwan
University staff in both sectors also report deteriorating workplace conditions
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Researcher hides marriage proposal in paper on refrigerators
‘Romance is not dead, it's just behind a paywall’
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Perfectionism on the rise among university students
Researchers have linked the rise in unrealistic expectations among students with the rise in mental health issues
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Grace Mugabe's PhD probed by anti-corruption unit
Former first lady was awarded doctorate from University of Zimbabwe two months after enrolling
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One in four Australian graduates say degree not important for job
Figures from 2017 Employer Satisfaction Survey raise concerns about the value of some degrees
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Turkish academic mocked for claiming Noah used mobile phone
Incident seen as symptomatic of increasingly anti-intellectual turn encouraged by the government
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US endowment tax ‘could hit 80 universities by 2031’
Economics scholar estimates impact of new excise tax on university endowments