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As countries that are home to around half of the world¡¯s population go to the polls, Times Higher Education journalists consider what role higher education will play in the campaigns, and how it might be reshaped by the results

Largest US public university system, saying it can¡¯t afford union demands, plans to keep classes open during walkout

Campuses in urban areas of Ontario, British Columbia and Nova Scotia may be first to face federal cap on education visas

After affirmative action ban, campuses prod students to describe their personal backgrounds, without going so far as to potentially encourage legal action

With Claudine Gay accepting debatable instances of plagiarism as final straw, faculty see odds getting hopeless for countering unified political and economic power

After brief pause to assess security, Birthright programme again gives Jewish students free tours of nation, but faces questions over limited Palestinian perspective

Premier institution loses first black leader after record short tenure amid persistent partisan pressure and evidence of her own scholarly failings

After analysing surprise $240 million budget shortfall, university reduces scholarships and freezes faculty pay and hiring, while calling athletics a core element

While Americans return to institutions worldwide, Biden administration talks of post-Covid academic reset with political rival but largely prevents it

Times Higher Education journalists name the academics and administrators at the heart of the sector¡¯s biggest debates over the past 12 months

UNC chancellor¡¯s move to Michigan State also comes after years of trustee interference