North America

Pledge draws respect given Google’s size, but triggers doubts about its eventual extent

Web of Science data show how the science superpowers are positioned as political debate rages over their future relationship  

The pandemic has shown how public investment in research and healthcare pays off, argues Ana Mari Cauce

Hampshire College bounces back from the brink

Latest allegations against controversial president prompt resignation demand

Colleges, in turn, are accused of ignoring behavioural inevitabilities

The pivot to online learning during the coronavirus pandemic has shown why university educators should embrace artificial intelligence, says Y. J. Jang

Warning on endowments leaves academic leaders struggling to see rationale

Expectations nevertheless modest given historical trends and virus complications

University admits broader problem as actress Lori Loughlin sentenced for fraud

Scholars should not face official censure for making provocative statements on social media, but they have a responsibility to embody academic values of empathy and self-reflection in their online posts, argues Chris Barker

Advocates for virtual labs finding chance to show cost and equity benefits of online experimentation