Ethnic minority sociologists ‘face hostility’ when teaching race
Study calls for race issues to be embedded into curricula, not taught as an ‘add-on’
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Geopolitical ructions ‘a more enduring problem’ than pandemic
Australian forum hears that reduced ‘flow across borders’ could be an ongoing reality
Asian universities offer lessons to West in Covid response
Experts stress quick, consistent and centralised approaches, plus extra support for students and IT systems, during webinar
Japan’s campuses open, but classes stay firmly online
Experts point to a variety of reasons for continuing digitally even as Covid cases fall
Georgia’s billionaire-backed university has high ambitions
Hopes are high for a new university backed by a controversial Georgian billionaire after signing partnership deal with Technical University of Munich
Fighting Covid, US academics step past muddled bureaucrats
University scientists prove nimble, but still wish for government allies
Foreign academics create ‘girlfriend’s guide’ to Japanese academia
In a new book, female scholars share their experiences of gender and racial bias
Foreign firewalls present challenge to global online learning
Institutions and teachers find workarounds to reach students enrolled in Western courses, but domestic internet rules still constrain efforts
China cracks down on university name changes as market hots up
Tide of rebrands is evidence of intensifying competition and subject profile shifts in sector where status matters, say experts
US colleges ‘improving’ on free speech despite Trump rhetoric
Watchdog report comes as president seeks to make political issue of campus intolerance
