Can a new president navigate Florida’s political maelstrom?
Long-time University of South Florida booster Rhea Law gets the presidency, leaving faculty to wonder if the moment is too much for anyone
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Top-tier US universities push for open science
Presidents of 65 top-ranked institutions embark on joint quest to create shared research culture through tenure and promotion practices
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‘Large earnings penalty’ for 2:2 graduates from top universities
Report from IFS suggests that such graduates might have been better off with 2:1 from less prestigious institution
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Sciences Po head finds middle way between academia and politics
The new 43-year-old head of Sciences Po discusses how he is helping Ukrainian students, institutional change and his classmate Emmanuel Macron
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R&D investment in left-behind regions is not a levelling-up panacea
Growth in competitiveness, employment, incomes and regional attractiveness occurs only when policy is aligned with local need, says Simon Collinson
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UKRI sorry for pursuing Researchfish Twitter complaints
Funder admits it contacted universities over critical tweets relating to impact platform but did not factor this into grant-awarding decisions
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Sydney alliance puts academics ‘respectfully inside policy tent’
Australian thinktank stakes new ground in the quest for practical engagement
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Cambridge finally set to recognise University and College Union
University had been last public institution in UK not to formally recognise main sector union
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Talking leadership 22: Simone Buitendijk on ending precarious working
The University of Leeds vice-chancellor discusses why UK higher education should go Dutch and the national scandal that drew her to academia
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Reform of research assessment must avoid unintended consequences
Discontent about the shortage of university posts and funding will also continue regardless of how people are judged, says Jan Palmowski
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New Zealand Royal Society leaders ‘a law unto themselves’
Extraordinary meeting fails to resolve governance concerns raised by scores of fellows
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Impact Rankings 2022: methodology
The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings measure global universities’ success in delivering the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. Here, we explain how we arrived at the results
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Impact Rankings 2022: no poverty (SDG 1) methodology
This ranking focuses on universities’ research on poverty and their support for poor students and poor members of their local community. View the methodology for the Impact Rankings 2022 to find out...
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Impact Rankings 2022: zero hunger (SDG 2) methodology
This ranking focuses on universities’ research on hunger, their teaching on food sustainability and their commitment to tackle food waste and address hunger among students and local communities. View...
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Impact Rankings 2022: good health and well-being (SDG 3) methodology
This ranking focuses on universities’ research on the key conditions and diseases that have a disproportionate impact on health outcomes across the world, their support for healthcare professions,...