Europe

Petitioners ask leading Italian university to look again at honorary degree for Kaïs Saïed over his replacement theory rhetoric and constitutional power grabs

Greenwich – stripped of accreditation last year – one of seven to now receive positive ratings from inspectorate

Leaders say a vote curbing Supreme Court powers has forced them to speak out, but they must still consider pro-government faculty and staff as the state heads for civil strife

After tackling the challenges of accessing large and diverse survey samples, Phelim Bradley’s Prolific is moving into AI

University accused of trying to dodge proper consultation by unveiling latest cuts while staff are away

Bill Galvin receives overall pay packet of £790,000, one of 212 pension fund staff paid more than £100,000

Cambridge-based chipmaker Arm warns of ‘clear mismatch’ between graduate skills and industry needs

Employers might find it easier to reach agreement with a less politically skewed membership body, says an anonymous academic 

Union criticises Chichester’s plan to sack Hakim Adi, first British person of African heritage to become a professor of history

ByteDance’s pre-regulation ‘strategic’ move will allow academics to pull more data from the platform, but critical work may still have to use workarounds if the company extends its veto on publications

Ola Borten Moe admits ‘serious misjudgement of my own impartiality’ over multibillion-krone contract meeting about a weapons manufacturer he had indirectly bought shares in

Government alarms sector by pressing regulator for quality metric on earnings, which could potentially determine student number caps