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The Rant of a British University’s Press Officer
Leaked email provides insights into the thinking of a now former university spokesman about how critics of administrators could create "a blithering jelly of fear" at University College London.
Opinion
The Dangers of English as Lingua Franca of Journals
Scholarship is being damaged all over the world, write Mary Jane Curry and Theresa Lillis.
European Rules (and Big Fines) for American Colleges
Despite the deadline being less than three months away, few colleges are prepared for strict new European data-protection rules.
Global Boom in Private Enrollments
In many countries, public higher education no longer dominates, report finds.
China’s Brain Drain Is Ending
Officials say they are seeing a payoff from their investments in higher education.
Who Gets Shouted Down on Campus?
University of Virginia is latest campus to see disruption of events featuring speakers from Israel.
Canceling Plans for a China Campus
Dutch university calls off ambitious branch campus in China amid both practical objections to the campus plans and principled concerns about academic freedom.
Does Tenure Process Keep Professors Focused on U.S.?
Authors discuss their new book that suggests American higher education -- especially in the social sciences -- is less globally minded than rhetoric might make you think.