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Teach students to spot paper mills, Chinese universities told

Study highlights lack of awareness of research ethics among Chinese undergraduates following attempts to crack down on misconduct

Ukraine will win the war in the lecture theatre as well as the battlefield

My trip to Kyiv revealed the unstoppable spirit of Ukrainian education even as Russia’s bombs continue to rain down, says Charles Cormack

Research institutes ‘should use data to solve gender pay gap’

Upcoming restructure of New Zealand’s research organisations opportunity to resolve salary disparities, Kiwi scientists say

Dundee staff ‘vindicated’ after report blames bosses for crisis

Union members call for new democratic management structure as interim vice-chancellor appointed to lead Scottish institution

Lancaster University to cut one in five academic jobs

Institution says it is ‘not immune’ to financial challenges as it looks to axe 400 jobs

Newcastle University offers students strike compensation

Bosses rule out compulsory redundancies and apologise to students for disruption

Tim Bradshaw to step down as Russell Group chief executive

Head of mission group warns research-intensive universities are “not immune” to financial pressures as he announces departure

The OfS’ new free speech guidance will transform English campuses

The beefed up document could temper the influence of anti-rational ideologies and restore public trust in academia, say Ian Pace and Abhishek Saha

Justice department targets noncitizen tuition fees in Kentucky

NHS innovation ‘at risk’ as university partnerships deprioritised

Report highlights fragmentation of academic links with health system as research drops off NHS agenda

Post-92 universities ‘hardest hit’ by student visa restrictions

Deliberately reducing international student numbers will disproportionately harm modern universities based in poorer areas, says Tony Blair Institute

New Australian visa regime ‘encourages student poaching’

Government set to resurrect integrity measures, as predatory institutions profit from their competitors’ ‘blood, sweat and tears’

‘Radical change’ needed to survive, says outgoing Advance HE boss

Departing membership body chief executive believes universities are in a more perilous situation than ever as they face increasing scrutiny from politicians and public

To survive the funding crisis, UK universities must embrace AI

The tasks that can be automated or augmented are some of those that university staff undertake day in and day out, says Alexander Iosad

Longer work rights ‘good for universities but not students’

Introduction of temporary graduate visa produced ‘significant increase’ in international enrolments but declines in students’ average earnings and migration prospects