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Lapses in Labor Monitoring
An investigative report found that about a third of the workers who constructed New York University’s Abu Dhabi campus were not covered under publicly articulated labor protections.
Science War in Ireland
Researchers protest effort to limit funding to projects that reflect business priorities -- and charge that basic science is being abandoned.
Big Raises for Australian Leaders
As country's universities seek federal permission to raise tuition, their chief executives are seeing their pay increase sharply.
Revealing Review of a Thai Campus
An internal task force offers extensive recommendations for improving Webster University's campus in Thailand.
Troubles in Thailand
At Webster University’s branch campus, serious concerns have been raised by faculty and others over several years about academics, student health and safety, academic freedom, and an allegedly autocratic administration.
Ambition in Paris
Paris-Saclay’s president discusses why 19 French institutions are stronger as one.
China's Ideological Push
Experts consider implications of government officials' statements about the need for universities to reject Western values.
Mixed Opinions on U-Multirank
As it releases its second annual ranking, the European Union's U-Multirank project continues to face challenges, but many see value in the effort to revise the way rankings are done.