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The Dutch Fight for Research Integrity
Every researcher will be questioned. New funds will go toward replication of findings.

Brexit and the Academy
British citizens vote in a referendum on the U.K.'s continued membership in the E.U. Thursday. What's at stake for higher education?

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The Brexit Challenge to Universities
The U.K.'s referendum on exiting the E.U. has the potential to significantly slow the growth of higher education at home and abroad, argues Christopher R. Marsicano.

They Want to Stay In
Poll of faculty members and administrators in British higher education finds they want their country to remain in E.U.

Protecting Values in Overseas Ventures
Universities that set up shop globally should work to uphold principles such as academic freedom, gender equity and freedom of speech -- but they sometimes compromise, scholars argue.
Student Loan Lessons From Abroad
Could student loan repayment models from other countries work in the United States?

'Universities in a Dangerous World'
The biennial Scholars at Risk gathering focuses on threats to scholars and academic values globally.

Anthropology Group Won't Boycott Israel
Members of the American Anthropological Association narrowly vote down a resolution to boycott Israeli academic institutions.
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