10 ways universities can change the story
Tips from THE¡¯s editor on how universities can shift the negative perceptions of higher education to?reassert their value to society
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There are no simple solutions in dealing with Huawei
The Chinese tech giant¡¯s challenge for universities will be far from an isolated case and universities are not prepared for the nuanced reaction required, says John Ross?
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Skill shortages ¡®holding Australian philanthropy back¡¯
While fundraising is growing, it involves more than ¡®building relationships over a cup of coffee¡¯?
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Migration routes: Ruben Andersson on the border control ¡®industry¡¯
Western countries¡¯ determination to tackle the migration crisis without taking any risks with their own personnel is wasteful and counterproductive, the Oxford anthropologist tells Matthew Reisz?
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Video: the role of research universities in creating new impact
A global panel of research universities and industry leaders discuss how to foster a sustainable culture of innovation?
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Public ¡®overestimate¡¯ harmful impact of new technologies
Research benefits often unforeseeable but must be communicated
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Business schools diversify as traditional MBA applications flag
Business schools have launched new programmes to enrol more students, analysis shows
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Paul Taylor, 1973-2018
Tributes paid to leading research integrity expert
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Suspicion around medical research funding abounds, as hype trumps disclosure
Lack of detail, not due process, is at the heart of concerns about medical research handouts in Australia, writes John Ross?
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Sri Lankan universities must listen to the student voice
Academic autonomy is too often used as an excuse to ignore suggestions from students that could improve their education, says?Janadari Wijesinghe?
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New owner for Times Higher Education
Inflexion acquires?company from TPG Capital
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Australia ¡®missing¡¯ the education impact of China's Belt and Road Initiative
Universities ¡®not well served¡¯ by federal government¡¯s approach to BRI, Universities Australia conference hears
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Empires of the Weak: The Real Story of European Expansion and the Creation of the New World Order, by J. C. Sharman
Sarah Kinkel enjoys a refutation of the theory that Europe¡¯s dominance was a result of military might
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Food Routes: Growing Bananas in Iceland and Other Tales from the Logistics of Eating, by Robyn Metcalfe
Book of the week: Martin Cohen finds much of interest in a work describing how produce gets to our plates
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University-industry IP rivalry ¡®thwarting AI innovation¡¯
Business?and academia accuse each other of ¡®more aggressive¡¯ assertion of intellectual property rights