Prejudice against online learning is forcing US campuses to reopen
Universities and colleges are having to promise physical classes to protect enrolments, says Joseph Guarneri
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Reorient reward systems to account for Covid, say scientists
Early-career and female researchers experience the greatest mental health toll, Australian surveys find
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Call for rest of UK to follow Scotland and scrap moderated grades
Scottish government says all downgraded Scottish Highers results will be withdrawn, prompting campaigns for same approach on AÂ levels
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Agents expect US and Australia to cede global enrolments to UK
High levels of ‘undecided’ students bode well for northern hemisphere enrolments
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Asian students ‘more aggrieved’ by A-level cancellation
Poll reveals ethnic minority students also less satisfied with assistance provided by UK schools in pandemic
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Ottoline Leyser: ‘I’m not going to pussyfoot about’
New UKRI chief executive tells THE she hopes to shift science incentives away from the model of an ‘Einstein figure’ lone genius
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UK academics call for university closures to reverse massification
Study also proposes creation of new ‘free’ universities to move away from marketisation
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Successful A-level appeals ‘will not count towards numbers cap’
Announcement comes as anxiety grows in England over grade calculations that have replaced examsÂ
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I’m working 50 unpaid hours a week and I fear for my job
Administrators must stop asking faculty of colour to do more than our fair share and then punishing us for it, says Josh Hiller
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Foreign students ‘disproportionately impoverished’ by pandemic
Before and after surveys suggest international students in Australia have suffered more than locals
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Campaigners hope for change as Liberty places Falwell on leave
Scandal-driven ousting brings reflection to campus steeped in partisanship and power
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German excellence strategy ‘harmed research quality’
Initiative may have pushed academics to ‘salami-slice’ results, new analysis finds
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Pandemic ‘scuttling medical research’ in Australia
Short-term financial squeeze could litter sector with aborted projects and careers, report warns
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Singapore experiments with ‘very agile’ teaching methods
Polytechnic pilots curriculum, rebuilt from scratch to develop flexible graduates, that principal says could be tailor-made for post-Covid world
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Australia must not lose a generation of medical researchers
The Research Australia report has exposed the fault lines in health research funding, says Ross CoppelÂ