Category - Higher Education

• ‘Virtually no teaching’
• Braniac, 14, is denied
• Lucy Powell’s education proposals
• The MCs pumping up Nigeria’s dancefloor­s
• We asked four ethics experts about Coral Gables mayor’s UM vote. Here’s what they said
• Humanwildl­ife conflict and sports safety.
• Age- friendly universiti­es are supporting older learners
• Student population set to rise by 45%
• From PM to professor: Ardern lands gig at Sydney Uni
• Screens reconfigur­ing human brains, says expert
• Thomas up for the University Challenge with Queen’s team
• Stuck in the MIDDLE
• THE FUTURE WITH HANNAH FRY
• Jones Foster adds associate
• UCF Emeritus Chair Robert Garvy delivers keynote on ‘What Matters Most’ at THE FUND’s Scholarshi­p Awards Breakfast
• University leaders in claim that programme closures are ‘routine’
• FORT HARE DISMISSES BUHLUNGU FOR ACTS OF MISCONDUCT
• University staff speak out
• University of Waterloo installs Bill Rosehart as eighth president
• Singapore responds
• …EMCU sits on E80m as UNESWA drowns in debt
• Wee Hur secures option to acquire Sydney site for 471-bed developmen­t
• Trent men's team advances to OUA quarterfin­als after beating the Blues
• Concern over £140m savings
• The Unique, Iconic and Trendsetti­ng Visionary Behind Thumbay Group
• AUS to host UNESCO Chair in Arabic, AI and digital heritage
• ABDULLAH BIN HAMAD BIN ABDULLAH AL ATTIYA
• More programmes set to close at Edinburgh University in new cuts
• GMU ranked first in QS Arab region rankings
• Teen learning how to make billions
• Campus shift plans set to go ahead
• LONG GOLDBYE FOR FAT CAT UNI PROF
• EXPERIMENT­AL A lab-made cell that acts alive UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA SPUDCELL
• The Surgeon Who Came Home
• Uni chief pauses compulsory redundanci­es