Academics contributing to books are risking their livelihoods
It is scandalous that wealthy publishers make academics provide what is, in effect, unlimited legal expenses insurance, says Andrew Tettenborn
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15 September 2022 digital edition
Moving on:?Can academia restore the German Rust Belt’s shine?
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Michigan State president resisting trustees’ bid to oust him
At campus steeped in scandal, trustees fault Stanley over sexual misconduct reporting procedures, but faculty and students help him fight back
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V-c: give regional universities first dibs on extra equity places
As universities buff up their diversity credentials, Australia’s largest regional institution warns of ‘hunting’ in its backyard
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Theory that university makes people liberal ‘spurious’ – study
UK analysis of data on siblings’ attitudes challenges right-wing claims that universities ‘indoctrinate’ students into leftist thinking
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Fears for UK research budget as Truss focuses on energy
‘Reprofiling’ of?planned?increase in spending and opting against association to Horizon Europe likely to be on table,?predicts?ex-minister
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Female academics’ career opportunities ‘reduced after #MeToo’
World-first study highlights need for clear sexual harassment policies, suggesting that men became more wary of collaborating with female colleagues
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新生周？我们需要一整个学期来传授一些常识！
作为一名校园警卫，乔治·巴斯（George Bass）经常看到学生智力能力和生活技能之间的差距
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Pandemic bounceback brings record French overseas student growth
Achievement of 400,000 mark?driven by influx from Europe and the US, although francophone Africa still dominates
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Norwegian universities fear EU exclusion under technology rules
Researchers concerned about increased bureaucracy attached to government proposals
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Student interest in studying Russian slumps as Ukrainian surges
Scholars say Russia’s war is to blame for decline in first-year students, with some noting ‘unprecedented’ increases in Polish and Ukrainian languages
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Overseas students struggle to get documents to return to China
Beijing has given green light for international students’ return but some institutions say learners will have to wait until 2023
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Could metrics help to make better selections for prestigious awards?
Prize committees should re-examine nominees with below-average scientometric scores, says Adrian Furnham
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Talking leadership 41: Kevin Hall on reconciliation with indigenous people
The?president of the University of Victoria outlines how his university?is welcoming more indigenous people?
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Cash boost renews questions over Carnegie Mellon Rwanda mission
Rwandan government and Mastercard Foundation hand over $275 million as institution enters second decade