Climate scientists fear loss of policy influence under Rees-Mogg
While funding streams appear safe for now, academics debate whether they should continue to engage with an increasingly sceptical government
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Let’s keep teaching and research together
Academics’ passion for research should feed into the ideal higher education experience, says Gill Evans
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Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022: university sector pays tribute
Higher education institutions around the world mark passing of UK’s longest-reigning monarch
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Higher education minister Andrea Jenkyns reappointed to DfE
Announcement clears way for MP to remain in post, although ministerial responsibilities are yet to be confirmed
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British Academy trials awarding research grants by lottery
Applications for up to ?10,000 in funding?that pass an initial quality test will be picked at random
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‘Rogue’ Marseilles medical institute faces criminal investigation
Prosecutors reportedly probing alleged forgery and ‘several serious breaches’ of clinical research rules after report by regulator
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Labour ‘very close’ to unveiling ‘sustainable’ HE funding plan
That England has ‘highest fees in OECD’ has ‘got to be a concern’, says shadow minister Matt Western
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‘National conversation’ needed on funding ‘solution’, says West
Steve West also urges Truss government to ‘lean in’ to student cost-of-living crisis with return of maintenance grants for those in?acute need
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Academic says racist abuse a regular occurrence in Ireland
Senior lecturer in Islam receives note telling him to ‘go back to where he belongs’ in latest of several menacing incidents
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Closing credits roll for the Sweeney show in UK research policy
Retiring Research England executive chair reflects on REF, impact and open access
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Apolitical student unions ‘the only option’ in Hong Kong
Students welcome formation of new CUHK union but say its political involvement will be limited
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New Zealand university plans biggest ever job cuts
AUT plans for steepest job losses in the country since the pandemic’s early months as international and domestic enrolments flag
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Manchester ‘helping police inquiry’ into masturbation paper
Vice-president Nalin Thakkar says inconsistencies regarding PhD student’s article have been flagged with police as MP condemns ‘genuinely disgusting’ research
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US students ‘becoming more tolerant’ of free speech
Survey in annual report by advocacy group Fire shows slightly less support on campuses for shouting down or using violence to deter speakers
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Liz Truss must avoid populism and plan for the long term
The new UK PM’s team needs to maintain access for the hardest-to-reach, fulfil research spending promises and continue levelling up, says Laura Brassington