Global

Scotland's universities stand to lose if they find themselves outside the United Kingdom, writes Christopher R. Marsicano. And academics elsewhere should take note of how that issue has captured little attention in the independence campaign.

Professor fired by Israeli university in West Bank explains why he feels allied with the controversial scholar denied a job by the University of Illinois.

Australian colleges have long used recruiters to woo international students. Now they're turning to companies to help them recruit students within the country, too.

Swiss university advertises a faculty opening and invites only women to apply. Is such a move legal? Justified?

Oral exams can be used to promote academic integrity in countries where students don't hesitate to cheat, paper argues.

New analysis of visa approvals provides city-level data on international students’ comings and goings.

New book explores achievements and challenges of Chinese research universities as they continue their quest to achieve "world-class" status.