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Campus Dining and the Rise of the National University of Singapore

University serves a meal, on average, every 1.4 seconds.

China’s ‘Long Arm’

Scholars and political leaders describe increasing concerns about Chinese government influence over teaching and research in the U.S. and Australia.

British University Backs Out of Plans for California Campus

Concept may have been the most ambitious plan by a foreign university to build a branch campus in the U.S.

No License to Teach

A Western-style university in Russia is hamstrung as authorities keep denying its license to teach.

Gender Equity Targets Missed

Most Dutch universities are missing goals for hiring increased share of female faculty members.

Gender Trouble

A departmental committee told a professor he had to teach Judith Butler in his class in the name of gender balance. He refused. As for Butler, she doesn’t want her work forced on him.
Opinion

Academic Freedom Goes to Court

The repression of academics in Turkey is worsening, writes Scott McLemee, who describes the growing international protest on behalf of such scholars and how one might join it.

Science Research Jobs, Open Only to Women

Max Planck is latest European institution to embrace hiring strategy that limits certain openings to female candidates.