Populist slurs about universities contain ‘kernel of truth’
Universities have done themselves a disservice by playing politics and overlooking the public mood, chancellors say
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University rankings capture winds of change
For two decades,?Times Higher Education’s?rankings have both tracked and contributed to an ever more connected world. Now?universities face an?unwelcome shift in?global dynamics
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World Bank splashing $9 billion on university campuses
After long being attuned to primary and secondary needs, lender and donor sees urgency of tertiary-level development
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Listen to universities, not accountants, Schmidt urges Canberra
As companies seek to supplant university courses, Nobelist fears policymakers blinded by promises of cheap and easy
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尽管被要求共享数据，但少有研究者获得相关培训
针对学术出版态度的全球研究表明，为满足日益增长的数据共享需求，必须解决缺乏制度支持的问题
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Employing Jordan Peterson ‘not easy’ but ‘right’ for Toronto
President says experience of?‘provocateur extraordinaire’ provided a tough test of principles that are now paying off
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Transform universities to avert societal irrelevance, urges Crow
‘Universities can’t sit in isolation’ but?academics remain too ‘internally focused’, says Arizona State president
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13 October 2022 digital edition
China closes in on US; Oceania and Africa rise in our biggest-ever World University Rankings table
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European universities tentatively embrace working with industry
Recent decades have seen attitudes to working with industry shift in Europe, but the difficulty of reaching smaller companies and a lack of incentives to bridge the gap are stifling progress
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Being a community college professor has pushed me to breaking point
America’s two-year public colleges are often romanticised as engines of social mobility and the epitome of the educative mission. But one academic has found the reality to be very different, with...
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Interview with Eugenia Cheng
The mathematician and author talks about how her experience of racism and ‘not fitting in’ prepared her for being a woman in maths, and how abstract maths can stimulate empathy
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Free speech bill ‘could make debating societies more cautious’
Legal accountability may increase early cancellation of hostile speakers as institutions bury booking processes in red tape, Hepi study suggests
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‘Eye-watering’ Australian university salaries revealed
Up to 50 staff at wealthier Australian institutions out-earn the average English vice-chancellor, FOI documents reveal
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The week in higher education – 13 October 2022
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media