When will the OfS specifically target racial harassment?
Initiatives on mental health and sexual harassment are welcome, but racial discrimination also demands greater attention, says David Mba
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Australia seeks to halt ‘gaming’ of research assessment exercise
Expert applauds new measures to boost ERA’s rigour and transparency, but questions ‘softly, softly’ approach
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What are you reading? – June 2021
A look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Coal to Newcastle? Not for me, says would-be chancellor
Politician turned coal boss pulls out of appointment as Australian university’s chancellor
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PM to lead council setting ‘strategic direction’ for UK science
Boris Johnson will head new expert panel, with Sir Patrick Vallance leading Downing Street science unit
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Audit figures raise questions over Australian job losses
NSW universities spent more money sacking people than they lost in international student revenue
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Young Universities Summit prioritises inclusivity within digital transformation
Prestigious speakers lined up for free-to-attend THE event
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China Subject Ratings: FAQs
We answer your frequently asked questions about the Times Higher Education China Subject Ratings
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Surprise surplus for regional Australian university
Charles Sturt a ‘stronger institution’ after addressing regulatory and governance issues
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Universities overreacting to online cheating, experts warn
Dartmouth case seen as exposing national unpreparedness for online exams that predated Covid and still needs fixing
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Lifelong loan restrictions for non-STEM subjects ‘make no sense’
Former Tory minister warns using ELQ rule in government’s planned skills revolution would block careers in key sectors like fashion
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AI-powered virtual student enrols at Chinese university
‘Hua Zhibing’ to study alongside and interact with human learners
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#IchbinHanna: German researchers snap over lack of permanent jobs
Scholars, fed up with decades of living from contract to contract, force government to remove video that seemed to celebrate insecurity
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Young universities have much to learn from the campuses of the 1960s
Baby-boomer institutions were pioneers in architecture and curricula, but financially prudent – a potentially winning combination for the post-pandemic era, says Miles Taylor
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Political climate change is putting UK universities in hot water
As the government moves left on economics and right on culture, institutions must show the depth and breadth of their impact, says Sir Chris Husbands