Legitimising Ariel University further marginalises Palestinian rights
The US’ announcement that it now regards Israeli settlements as consistent with international law does not make them so, say eight senior academics
The US’ announcement that it now regards Israeli settlements as consistent with international law does not make them so, say eight senior academics
Analysis from University of Portsmouth suggests regular testing and support for isolating students has limited spread to wider public
Helping launch UCL’s online-only MBA this year provided James Berry with keen insights into the ways universities can invest in the future
OfS report suggests some institutions are looking at non-European Union fee income drops of more than 40 per cent
Australian trials cancelled over interference with HIV tests
David A. Sanders enjoys a clear and comprehensive, if flawed, study of where science is going wrong and how to put it right
The pandemic has hit university finances, and further challenges lie ahead. But the case for supporting higher education and research is overwhelming
Top US institution faces painful reversal after long claiming abolitionist origins
Sociologist who has shone light on some of India’s most oppressed people explains why she keeps up the good fight
Anna McKie hears from three experts about using peer observation to improve teaching and how it can still be applied while teaching online
Son of Nobel laureate and radical historian who forged his own path as a mathematician and activist remembered
调查显示,男性博士生报告的心理困扰水平高于女性
Covid crisis brings lending and accounts worries for universities
Professor calls on sector to embrace virtual connections and challenge international academic identity
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media