Trump plans four-year limit for international students in US
Proposal nearing implementation also lets visa agency assess academic progress
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Books interview: Sarah Pedersen
The professor of communication and media and author of The Politicization of Mumsnet discusses social media’s good and bad, debates over gender and feminism, and Val McDermid’s Scotland
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China cracks down on university name changes as market hots up
Tide of rebrands is evidence of intensifying competition and subject profile shifts in sector where status matters, say experts
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The show must go online: performing arts react to Covid
Pandemic forces institutions to respond to practical challenges but also to produce work that addresses crisis and helps forge new forms of art
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Must every student really become an entrepreneur?
University teaching should be refocused on promoting the common good, say Al Martinich and Tom Palaima
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Covid complications make Indian HE’s uphill battle even steeper
Government should ‘pump in’ more resources for online infrastructure to address inequality, expert says
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New consortium aims to confront medical ‘info-demic’
Humanities scholars play a crucial role in communicating with the public during Covid
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‘Disaster’ stalks Australia’s arts courses in pandemic
Experts lament ‘death by a thousand cuts’ amid fears Covid redundancy schemes could finish off pared back programmes
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Coronavirus: can augmented reality improve lab-based teaching?
Chemical engineers at Imperial College London have developed an innovative way of teaching real-world experiments at a distance, and say it also improves learning outcomes
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Higher education should harness the senses of togetherness and urgency
The pandemic’s demolition of barriers and bureaucracy clears the way for a better higher education sector, says Pat Tissington
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UBC vows world-leading version of indigenous integration
Despite numerous announcements by the University of British Columbia, indigenous leaders see big talk from a big institution, but no clearer answers on finding balance
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Campus attendance should be optional for students
It makes no sense to oblige students to risk their own and others’ health by travelling long distances and converging on campus, says Brian Wong
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Strong science base ‘has failed to protect nations from coronavirus’
LSHTM director thinks communications failures explain why US and UK trail Vietnam and Senegal on pandemic responses
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Senate committee approves Australian fee and subsidy changes
Reform package hinges on two independent votes, after cross-party committee offered unconvincing endorsement
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Melbourne losses ‘not as bad as predicted’
Australian university to proceed with disputed staff cuts but introduce element of choice