Who am I now? How the academic identity changed through Covid
Actors? Videographers? Graphic designers? Covid has forced academics to wear many uncomfortable hats, say Christine Rivers and Anna Holland
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Careers Clinic: what’s your top self-care tip for pandemic working?
THE’s Careers Clinic brings together the great and the good of higher education to answer a burning careers question
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Early career researchers doubt fairness of promotion processes
Major UK survey finds established staff much more likely to have confidence in university over progression issues
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French minister doubles down on university ‘Islamo-leftism’ probe
But Frédérique Vidal admits the term ‘has no scientific definition’, and it remains unclear who will conduct the investigation
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Teqsa to consult on timing of research quality baselines
Australian reviewer who proposed benchmarks before the crisis must now decide how and when to apply them
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Students on practical courses back to English campuses next month
More students to return from 8Â March, but other learners must keep studying online until a review by the end of the Easter holidays
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Most student Covid cases in England were at start of autumn term
Almost 40,000 student cases were reported before November but most staff cases have been reported sinceÂ
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More funding but no blanket extensions for English PhD students
UK Research and Innovation announces additional £11 million for UK doctoral students but rejects plea for blanket six-month extensions
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A History of the Church through its Buildings, by Allan Doig
James Stevens Curl has reservations about a broad overview of the development of Christianity through its architecture
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‘Hard choices’ ahead as Spence mulls UCL’s sustainability
Mushrooming university may need to limit its activities to balance the books, new president suggests
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How AI will rescue us from online learning’s ‘bad television’
What if I could be in 2,000 breakout group discussions simultaneously, nudging students along a more productive path? asks David Shrier
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Stopping the clock on academic promotions will worsen inequalities
Pausing the assessment timetable for tenure and promotion may seem helpful, but it will actually deepen disparities on campus, says Jennifer Greenfield
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US colleges face tougher scrutiny on graduate employment
With Biden set to revive employment yardstick for for-profits, Republicans demand it be universal
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Worse redundancy terms ‘key trade-off for more permanent jobs’
Australia’s post-Covid employment ‘circuit breaker’: casual professors, a revised 40/40/20 split and no more 18-month payouts
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Insecure academic contracts ‘fail to cut costs’
Increasing the share of non-tenure-track faculty has no effect on financial health of US public universities, says paper