Norwegian universities warned on English use
Varied levels of English language proficiency among students could hamper learning
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Argentina: major new telescope to be installed
Joint project with Brazil should raise the profile of Latin American astronomical research
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STEM would be 'hardest hit' by Australian cuts
UA warns government plans counteract its own science and innovation agenda
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Hungarian university ‘awards Putin honorary citizenship’
University of Debrecen bestows honour following involvement in Russian-funded nuclear plant
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China tightens ideological control on campus
Seven top universities establish political monitoring units in response to state ‘rectification reports’
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UK life sciences to get £146 million boost in industrial strategy
Major investment in advanced medical manufacturing announced by government
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UK universities must ‘fight back’ against ‘malicious’ attacks
New UUK chief executive issues rallying call in first speech
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Reviewer criticises ‘no publication after preprint’ rule
Paper was rejected by journal because it had appeared on website of education centre
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Turning the Titanic: Michael Spence on change at Sydney
Vice-chancellor says involving academics in conversations about resources and sticking to the core mission were key to turnaround
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British School of Osteopathy wins university college status
Professor warns full university status for complementary medicine institution would ‘downgrade credibility’ of UK sector
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World Academic Summit: what can universities do to foster entrepreneurship?
Julie Devonshire calls on universities to help students to bridge the gap between entrepreneurial aspiration and action
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Norway sets open access target
All research papers should be openly available by 2024, says Norwegian government
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Professors cause outrage by lamenting ‘culture of inner-city blacks’
Penn and San Diego law academics’ opinion piece, arguing ‘all cultures are not equal’, brings calls for institutions to speak out
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The R-factor: a new way to rate journal articles?
New metric measures how reliable scientific claims turn out to be – but calculating it could be an enormous task