Deadly flooding forces closure of Auckland university campuses
Face-to-face classes suspended yet again as downpours dampen return to normality
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Free speech campaigners back Ahmed over Hillman for director job
Toby Young sees ‘campaign’ for Nick Hillman to land job being waged by Lord Willetts, whose rebellion on tort may be fought in Commons
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Archaeology v Graham Hancock: the Joe Rogan-hosted showdown is on
Cardiff University academic Flint Dibble says the popularity of Netflix show Ancient Apocalypse means non-engagement is no longer possible
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Top HBCUs team up with research universities to promote equity
With AAU providing teamwork and guidance, leading subset of black-serving US institutions hopes that banding together will help overcome decades of public neglect
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Late-starter academics like me are held back by clunky, opaque systems
It is compromising to instruct business students on the best ways of doing things but not to experience them in situ, says a lecturer and former CEO
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Papers that get more media coverage ‘less likely to replicate’
Machine learning study finds university prestige and citations have no association with replicability, but author experience is key
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Whitehall opposition to Braverman plan to cut UK graduate visa
Departments asked to set out positions on visas, with those resisting restrictions on post-study work options said to include Treasury
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Florida university leaders silent as DeSantis rages
Governor encounters some faculty and student pushback to his campaign of restrictions on curriculum and personal rights, but presidents and many academics cower in fear
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Netherlands plots cautious return to degree admission lotteries
The decision to allow organised luck back into student selection sits awkwardly between politics and science
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China cancels recognition of online degrees
Beijing’s abolition of Covid-era concession expected to spur international enrolments while generating logistical migraines
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The Home Office must stop reheating ruinous ideas on student immigration
Cutting off a £26 billion UK success story at the knees would be self-inflicted economic vandalism, says Tim Bradshaw
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Professor’s firing over ‘threats’ was racist, claims AAUP
Black academic suing former institution after it alleged he had advocated for ‘killing white people’
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Switzerland’s one-way Erasmus substitute falling short
Only four universities hitting Europe’s 20 per cent target, but immobile institutions say agency figures belie specific barriers and possibilities of domestic exchanges
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Don’t fear ChatGPT: education will always trump technology
Education has been incorporating and reimagining the threats and possibilities of tech for decades. AI will be no different, says Paul Breen
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‘Disillusionment’ driving Hong Kong’s record dropout rate
Administrators unalarmed, noting more applicants could come from mainland China, especially Greater Bay Area