No Australian university has adequately defined antisemitism, and so none can be judged to have responded adequately to it, a new report finds.
The sound of silence was the Budget message for university leaders and lobbies last night.
Bitter disappointment summed up the reaction from many in the Tertiary sector following the release of the Federal Budget last night.
Most Victorian Universities enjoyed stronger financial results last year, according to Annual Reports just tabled.
ANU is now overseen by staff and student representatives, with a collapse in external membership of the governing council.
By tying institutional prestige to commercial sustainability metrics, universities are falling into the “Impact Paradox” – a trap that is actively undermining their core civic missions.
The 2026 Budget will sink the flagship program to support university research from lab to market.
A new manifesto aiming to shape the way humans and AI educate in Australia is being launched on Wednesday.
Research misconduct in Australian can go undetected and unreported. ANU researchers Jason Chin and Rebekah McWhirter report how universities’ self-regulation works; and how it does not.
What happens to time saved when AI relieves staff of a little administrative burden or research grunt work?
“Across the HE sector, we have been designing programs against the wrong standard,” Prue Laidlaw writes, looking at the need to redefine the expectations of graduates.
Julie Bishop resigned as ANU chancellor Friday, warning, “following unprecedented and coordinated interference, the ANU Council is no longer able to discharge its legal and ethical obligations.”
ATEC Interim boss Barney Glover tells Stephen Matchett that now is a great time for the new tertiary sector watchdog to begin work.
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