Canadian campuses battle labour uprisings and political meddling
Covid lockdowns, provincial budget cuts and political interference driving strike activity among faculty feeling disrespect

Covid lockdowns, provincial budget cuts and political interference driving strike activity among faculty feeling disrespect

All types of institution must be welcome if new funder is to achieve its true potential, sector groups say

TEDI-London will strive not to conform to teaching orthodoxies despite pressures from founders and regulators, says its dean

Task force to draw up sector guidelines once survey results are collated

The shares of female students and academics at global universities have barely changed in five years, according to THE data

The UK government’s White Paper is a good start but needs to do more to link local learning with local needs, says Marius Ostrowski

John Blake details planned changes to access agreements and defends focus on graduate outcomes in terms of ‘high-status jobs’

Stick to Science campaign launches with more than 200 signatories covering industry, charities and academia

White House tried to keep MIT-Harvard professor in top post after he apologised for belittling female colleagues

Losses perceived for holistic views as communications modes show humanists embracing data-heavy styles of the hard sciences

John Blake rejects suggestions that it is not universities’ place to help close attainment gaps, in first speech in new role

Using 13 carefully calibrated performance indicators, we provide comprehensive and balanced comparisons to rank global universities created since 1972

The president of The New School in New York says universities are often underprepared for their first black leader

Time is running out to strike a deal that will cement the continent’s scientific strength, says Jan Palmowski

There is no simple answer to entrenched inequities in research funding, Australian agency finds