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Oxford’s Vice Chancellor Seeks More ‘Ideological Diversity’
Universities are at risk of losing the argument over whether they are out of touch with society, she says.
British Universities Become ‘More British’
In wake of Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic, British students make up 89 percent of those at British universities.
Inside a North Korean University
An Australian graduate student writes about what it’s like to be one of the country’s few foreign students.
Simple Rhetoric, Complicated Realities
What may be surprising is that the occupied regions of the West Bank and Gaza have become home to a vibrant, albeit struggling, network of postsecondary institutions, writes Michael Feuer.
Who Controls NYU Shanghai?
Despite a previous claim that NYU was promised “absolute control” over NYU Shanghai operations, NYU Shanghai argued in an employee discrimination case that it is not controlled by NYU and therefore not covered by U.S. employment laws.
Deep Discounts in Thailand and Malaysia
Leaders cut tuition as COVID-19 keeps campuses closed.
Fear for the Future
Scholars and students face desperate circumstances following Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.
Détente for Australian Universities
University of Sydney and University of New South Wales have pledged to cooperate instead of bickering.