Paul Basken joined Times Higher Education as North America editor in September 2018. He was previously a government policy and science reporter with The Chronicle of Higher Education, where he won an annual National Press Club award for exclusives. He founded the State Department bureau at Bloomberg News, was a White House and international correspondent with United Press International, and serves on the editorial advisory board of ASEE’s Prism magazine.
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Articles by Paul Basken
Provincial threats to higher education could arouse voter sympathies by October
C$30 million cut also hits research on regenerative medicine
Ohio State tallies 177 male victims of Richard Strauss amid ignored complaints
White House promising consolidated approach to suspicions of espionage in labs
Senator suggests that universities might want to keep more of their findings to themselves
Practice seen as officially accepted counterpart to bribes currently under investigation
US experience suggests budget shift has little impact on colleges’ results
University promises study of how former vice-provost’s behaviour persisted for so long
Initial moves on 2020 budget suggest another reversal of Trump priorities
The University of Arizona ecologist on Colombia’s natural diversity, her lucky break, and the challenges facing other aspiring scientists
Trump policy expanding long-term bans is set aside and is likely to be ended
Elite institutions making last-ditch bid to block multimillion-dollar levy
Kelvin Droegemeier tells researchers that openness is ‘part of our value system’
Biggest payment in admission fraud linked to Yusi Zhao, also known as Molly
Hundreds of professors had signed petition opposing scrapping of annual subsidy from parent institution
New policy would allow for removal of members following two-thirds vote of governing council
Struggles of Hampshire College suggest to some that students may be reluctant to shape their own degrees in a debt-heavy, career-focused higher education sector
University threat to cut $1.7 million annual subsidy generates widespread protest
Rutgers deal aims to combat wealth divide between New Brunswick flagship and outposts in Newark and Camden
Despite broad differences with president, long-shot candidate Bill Weld demonstrates how ‘belief in markets is bred in the bone’
National Institutes of Health asks 55 institutions to check behaviours of international researchers on campus
Clearly joining Bernie Sanders in free-college camp, senator widens party split on cost crisis
Student action shows US colleges far from accepting their slavery-related debts
Ford administration is blind to incompatibility of statistical metrics and quality teaching, academics warn
