Students in limbo as Taliban tighten grip on Afghanistan
Many press on with classes, despite hiding from the Taliban
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Embed climate change education into all degrees, academics urge
Paper released ahead of COP26 says lecturers need more support to integrate environmental issues into their teaching
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The week in higher education – 14 October 2021
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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Is Classics’ empire in terminal decline?
With contention about diversity adding to concerns about employability and declining student numbers, does Classics in the US need rebranding or rethinking? Paul Basken reports
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UK research faces an autumn of political reckoning
The spending review must confirm the substance beneath the government’s froth about becoming a science superpower, says James Wilsdon
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14 October 2021 digital edition
Empire in decline: can Classics combat falling student numbers and diversity concerns?
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Emerging Economies Summit to promote alternative pathways to university excellence
In partnership with the United Arab Emirates University, THE’s three-day hybrid summit will set a progressive agenda for universities in emerging economies via digital transformation and...
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Covid experts get violent threats after speaking out on pandemic
Nature survey sparks fears that scientists will be deterred from sharing their expertise
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Law and business among four new subject rankings announced
US and UK lose dominance in law, while social sciences, business and economics and education results also released
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Charges dropped for first time in US admissions scandal
Just ahead of trial, former Wake Forest volleyball coach gets reprieve in return for repaying alleged bribe
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Peter Ridd’s lost appeal ‘a win for intellectual freedom’
Constitutional lawyer says Australian case will help frame courts’ approach to academic freedom issues
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Den Hollander minds the fort at Murdoch
Former Deakin boss appointed to babysit her second Perth university
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Australian reef research sceptic loses appeal against sacking
Peter Ridd judgment may encourage universities to hide behind ‘confidentiality’ veil, transparency advocate warns
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Don’t ‘write people off’ by restricting access, urges UUK chief
Steve West draws on experience of his ‘very different’ educational path to warn against limiting university admissions
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US and Canadian students protest over sexual assaults
Anger growing amid greater awareness and sense of administration failures