Transformative agreements are not holding up open access
Both journals and funders need to do more to support the gold route that authors want and open science needs, says Steven Inchcoombe
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Ucas: disadvantaged students apply in record numbers
Number of students expected to start courses in UK higher education hits all-time high, after 44 per cent of all 18-year-olds applied
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UKRI-backed university spin-outs ‘twice as successful’
Companies built on university-based research twice as likely to succeed if they receive Innovate UK backing, study suggests
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REF-related funding to rise by 10 per cent to £2 billion a year
Research England unveils substantial uplifts for both quality-related research funding and knowledge exchange activities
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ERC grants analysis reveals research strengths of European countries
Data from seven years’ worth of Horizon 2020 grants shows you ‘don't need to tell researchers what to do’, ERC president says
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Latin America University Rankings 2022: countries on the rise
Analysis of the average score by country over the past five years
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Long Covid takes its toll on academia
Impact of condition on academics poses several difficult challenges for higher education institutions
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Governors ‘should be more involved in standards’
English universities can protect institutional autonomy from interventionist regulators by equipping boards with skills, says Hepi policy note
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Latin America University Rankings 2022: new shoots emerge in a challenging region
Emerging from the pandemic, in a region beset by authoritarian leaders and poverty, universities remain resilient. Rosa Ellis writes
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Latin America University Rankings 2022: results announced
Chilean university leads list for fourth consecutive year, but Brazil is top-performing country overall
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Latin America University Rankings 2022: dream teams
Multidisciplinary teamwork is helping tackle problems in Latin America, but barriers remain
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English universities reject 200 speakers – but 99 per cent go ahead
Rejections up, but data show universities ‘remain places where debate and the sharing of ideas can thrive’, says OfS
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Top Korean institution criticised for handling of pay disputes
Wage disagreements with language institute and cleaning staff lead lecturers and students to express dismay about treatment of employees
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Michigan hires Santa Ono as president
Leading US public institution, six months after firing Schlissel over affair claims, gets top academic voice on equity from UBC
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Admissions tests hinder disabled students, US audit finds
With SAT and ACT already losing acceptance because of inequities, GAO details cost-related struggle of students to gain needed accommodations