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The university library is no longer just a space for books and study. As it evolves into a technology-driven hub, its services must transform to keep pace to support research, learning and innovation, writes Tyler Walters of Virginia Tech ow.ly/Fswl50VP5tz

A former Australian vice-chancellor has escaped a conviction over the “bizarre and inconceivable lapse” that ended her career, reports John Ross timeshighereducation.com/news/former-au…

A leading UK law school has criticised students’ use of artificial intelligence, arguing that the technology is often used to “cognitively offload tasks in a way that hinders learning”. Jack Grove reports timeshighereducation.com/news/permanent…

Nearly half of English universities are facing a financial deficit this year after their performance lagged behind forecasts, according to the latest Office for Students analysis of sector finances, reports Helen Packer timeshighereducation.com/news/universit…

Opinion: Amid talk of an asylum crackdown, any policy changes must avoid harming overseas graduates’ post-study work opportunities in the UK, says James Pitman timeshighereducation.com/opinion/uk-imm…

The University of Aberdeen has announced it needs to make further job cuts as it tries to bring its deficit down to £6.5 million. Thomas Williams reports timeshighereducation.com/news/aberdeen-…

Northern Irish universities and businesses have called for an urgent uplift in tuition fees as the country’s unsustainable sector reaches a “tipping point”. Paddy Jack reports timeshighereducation.com/news/northern-…

UK universities are mounting a last-ditch effort to sway policymakers ahead of the imminent publication of a new White Paper that many fear will place restrictions on international students and drive institutions into further financial despair timeshighereducation.com/news/student-v…

Campaigners have called for religious colleges’ access to student loan funding to be reviewed, with their focus on spiritual beliefs and values said to be incompatible with the English sector regulator’s approach to academic freedom, reports Helen Packer timeshighereducation.com/news/funding-b…

The European Union has been urged to prioritise cross-border education in its next long-term budget, with university groups calling for improved funding as well as increased flexibility and simplification timeshighereducation.com/news/hike-eras…

Opinion: Having teaching and research under one government ministry would improve policy, but it is the Home Office that could be the real problem, writes Nick Hillman timeshighereducation.com/opinion/would-…

Researchers must engage in “scientific diplomacy” and prioritise international collaboration as they come under attack from politicians across the globe, a leading scientist has said. Juliette Rowsell reports from #THEeurope timeshighereducation.com/news/science-d…

After concerns about GenAI’s threat to academic integrity, critical thinking and creativity come worries about cognitive laziness. In this Campus article, Sean McMinn of HKUST, offers ways to help students remain active learners while using AI. ow.ly/p2Gh50VPPM0

In this Campus article, Lucas Lixinski of UNSW offers five ways that higher education institutions and individual academics can resist the extraction mindset – from more symmetrical global engagement to optimistic critical thinking. ow.ly/EScc50VPR4n

How can educators help students build their sense of belonging outside scheduled teaching and learning time? Encouraging students to get involved in extracurricular activities can help to bridge the gap, writes Natalie Seedan of The UWI Cave Hill Campus. ow.ly/Ejj850VPRgC

The University of Plymouth and Newcastle University are both pushing ahead with redundancy plans, as the English sector’s financial crisis shows little sign of abating. Juliette Rowsell reports timeshighereducation.com/news/plymouth-…

Opinion: Europe needs effective responses to attacks on science in the US and elsewhere, says Jan Palmowski timeshighereducation.com/opinion/von-de…

Arts and humanities scholars need to do a better job of proving to industry that studying the subjects gives students skills in critical thinking, a summit has heard. Juliette Rowsell reports from #THEeurope timeshighereducation.com/news/arts-and-…

Northern Irish universities and businesses have called for an urgent uplift in tuition fees as the country’s unsustainable sector reaches a “tipping point”. Paddy Jack reports timeshighereducation.com/news/northern-…

Australia’s share of demand from international students has reportedly increased by 8 per cent this year, in the latest indication that the industry’s gloomy forecasts may be overstated. John Ross reports timeshighereducation.com/news/internati…