What crisis? Students rate UK courses highly despite challenges
More UK undergraduates see courses as value for money in 2024, with international students driving much of the increase
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Legal action over Gaza encampments on UK campuses
Queen Mary and Birmingham go down legal route, as Swansea students claim victory, and Oxford protesters fear disciplinary reforms
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Mexican scholars hope for change as scientist takes presidency
Despite being closely aligned to outgoing regime, academics believe Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo may reject predecessor’s hostilities
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Periods still ‘cultural taboo’ in research organisations
The study also highlighted that researchers were cynical that the sector could improve the working conditions of people managing menstruation
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AI or not, students must still learn to think for themselves
Perhaps AI will be a useful tool. But our obsession with every shiny new object regardless of the harm it might do makes me worry, says Melinda Zook
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Impact Rankings 2024: universities make trustworthy stewards
Locale determines the mission of many universities, and the Impact Rankings recognise how such diversity and community-mindedness helps to further progress towards the SDGs
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Impact Rankings 2024 digital edition
While different universities have different emphases, they are all about care. Our Impact Rankings aim to recognise the institutions doing work that supports and sustains the future of people and the...
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Impact Rankings 2024: who is excelling at stewardship and outreach?
New thematic analysis reveals the countries and institutions that are walking the talk on sustainability
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Paris-Saclay elects new president after months-long crisis
Camille Galap, former interim administrator of the university, succeeds Estelle Iacona as leader
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UCU: union’s own staff to strike for five days
Strike dates organised to clash with briefings that general secretary had planned to outline her plans for her second term
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Universities ‘cannot do sustainability on their own’
Universities might be in the ‘sweet spot to redefine the future’, but they still need to work with government and business, says leader
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Raising English tuition fees ‘less popular than national service’
If next government wants to raise fees, it will have to face up to the fact that this will be ‘phenomenally unpopular’, poll finds
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‘Publish over purpose’ culture undermining business schools
A fixation on publishing in ‘academic comic books’ is subverting the values permeating business schools, conference hears
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Impact Rankings 2024: results announced
Universities have helped some countries become leaders in fields linked to specific SDGs, thanks to their outreach efforts, meticulous data collection and creative campus/community initiatives. Rosa...