Report: How university partnerships are accelerating progress towards the SDGs
Beyond the sector: How university partnerships are accelerating progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals
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The lesbian professor whose Section 28 ordeal inspired a film
Anglia Ruskin University dean Catherine Lee explains how diaries from her time as a gay teacher in the 1980s were used for an acclaimed British movie
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Number of non-binary UK students doubles in two years
More higher education staff also identify as non-binary in what campaigners say reflects LGBTQ+ people’s confidence to be themselves
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Chinese teachers ‘open’ to less hierarchical relationships
Traditional view of?educators as the authority in Chinese?classrooms being challenged by changing attitudes, research finds
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Increasing innovation is now a central mission for Chinese universities
Ambitious plans announced at China’s National Congress will push elite universities towards supporting research spin-offs and graduate start-ups, says Hao Ni
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Fixing Australia’s visa backlog ‘requires long-term funding’
Australian government’s cash injection?may provide short-term relief, but lack of clarity hinders planning, says former?civil servant
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University values are missing from student ‘value for money’ debate
Encouraging students to embody their institution’s distinctive values will allow it to present a more rounded view of the true worth of higher education, says Claire Taylor
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中国高校大力投资元宇宙校园和研究
一批新开设的元宇宙院系旨在引领下一次技术创新
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毁坏别尝颈蹿别严选论文的声誉对科学无益
eLife的长期支持者保罗·比尼亚斯（Paul Bieniasz）说，假装科学家不在乎在高精尖期刊上发表文章的变革举措将抹除eLife在科学出版方面的关键作用
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‘Disappointment’ as OfS scraps NSS satisfaction question
Students in England will no longer be asked about the overall quality of their course despite opposition to the move
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调查揭示虚拟学术会议碳足迹
研究发现，线上会议的总体碳排放量与一小时车程的排放量相似
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Tokyo’s science goals put private campuses in ‘tricky position’
Government plan for half of all graduates to major in sciences by 2032 ‘difficult to realise’ for private, humanities-focused institutions, academics?say
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Universities belatedly given role in addressing Australian skills gaps
Late amendment to legislation means institutions must be consulted by new?Jobs and Skills Australia agency
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Record fall in number of early Ucas applications
Figures include those applying to Oxford and Cambridge, as well as medicine, dentistry and veterinary hopefuls
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Obsession with elites won’t fix inequality
Addressing?extreme social stratification?is?a responsibility of all?universities. But focusing excessively on action?at the top of the pile?is a mistake