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Research moves beyond advocacy to hard evidence
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Research moves beyond advocacy to hard evidence

African universities move beyond advocacy to hard evidence in global research collaborations with measurable shifts.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 20/07/2026
Universities adapt to AI challenges
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Universities adapt to AI challenges

Universities must adapt to AI challenges reshaping education, from knowledge delivery to student participation in learning.

Blaine Ashton · 18/07/2026
Study: Less AI research may mean better science
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Study: Less AI research may mean better science

A new study suggests less AI research may actually mean better science and less noise in academia.

Blaine Ashton · 17/07/2026
Blending Indigenous wisdom into research and teaching
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Blending Indigenous wisdom into research and teaching

Discover how integrating indigenous wisdom into research and teaching supports sustainable development in higher education institutions.

Blaine Ashton · 16/07/2026
Universities adopt AI guidelines for ethical use
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Universities adopt AI guidelines for ethical use

Universities adopt AI guidelines to ensure ethical use in classrooms and research, balancing accountability and innovation.

Laken Covington · 15/07/2026
Bold Strategy Positions Higher Education as Success Lever
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Bold Strategy Positions Higher Education as Success Lever

Higher education strategy in Rwanda aims to turn the nation into a regional knowledge hub, boosting economic growth and youth employment in…

Laken Covington · 14/07/2026
Universities forge partnerships across sectors
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Universities forge partnerships across sectors

Discover how universities forge partnerships across sectors to build resilient and inclusive higher education systems. Explore the impact on industry and resear

Laken Covington · 13/07/2026
Universities face growing academic decline
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Universities face growing academic decline

Universities face growing academic decline as faculty struggle with instability, research slowdowns, and declining education quality.

Blaine Ashton · 11/07/2026
Nobel winners urge open science for all
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Nobel winners urge open science for all

Nobel laureates and scientists urge open science to protect research freedom from political interference and authoritarian threats.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 08/07/2026
Sustainability Ratings Remain Top Ranked for Now
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Sustainability Ratings Remain Top Ranked for Now

Sustainability ratings remain top ranked as THE's latest Impact Ratings show universities worldwide advancing UN SDG goals despite lower participation.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 07/07/2026