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In the News
ICAC investigates alleged corruption at UOW
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) will investigate the executive team at the University of Wollongong, including chancellor Michael Still,…
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Rankings
Top universities fall in latest rankings
Some of Australia's top universities have fallen in the 2026 Centre for World University Rankings as the federal government was…
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Technology
How AI ‘personalities’ shape our actions
Artificial intelligence models do not have personalities in the human sense, but they do display patterns of behavior that people…
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Commentary
The future of agentic AI for university students
Universities stand at a turning point. For years, headlines have framed AI as a threat to academic integrity. That narrative…
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Technology
Service fined $500k for helping students cheat
The Federal Court of Australia has ordered student support service Chegg to pay a $500,000 fine for giving students answers…
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On Campus
Peak bodies demand action on maths education
Bodies representing top science and engineering academics have called for “urgent action” to reverse the decline of secondary and tertiary students…
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Industry & Research
I detected my own plagiarised research
I was asked to peer-review a manuscript submitted to a psychology journal on the same topic. It didn’t take long…
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Exclusive
UC centre to focus on public debate, not enrolments
Bill Shorten will leverage his political experience to open a centre that will foster healthy debate, exemplify public sector leadership…
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On Campus
David Koch awarded honorary doctorate
Prominent media personality David ‘Kochie’ Koch has been made an Honorary Doctor at Flinders University for his advocation of small…
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Podcasts
HEDx: Canberra Institute of Technology
New chief executive of the Canberra Institute of Technology Margot McNeill joins HEDx this week with innovation officer Georgia von…
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International Education
Coalition pledges crackdown on overseas students
The Coalition would crack down even more on visa hopping international students and would introduce social media vetting for applicants,…
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On Campus
Wollongong-born former MP joins UOW council
Wollongong-born economist and former Labor MP Stephen Martin has been appointed to the University of Wollongong's council just days after…
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Podcasts
Tertiary harmonisation exemplar in Wyndham
Wyndham Tech School, a vocational and technical school in Melbourne, Victoria, serves as an exemplar for tertiary harmonisation.
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In the News
Genevieve Bell suspended over alleged misconduct
Former ANU vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell was suspended from her role as Distinguished Professor at the School of Cybernetics over serious…
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Policy & Reform
Australian Greens lack support to reverse JRG
The Australian Greens have failed to gain widespread support for its bill that would reverse the job-ready graduates funding scheme,…
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Policy & Reform
Two NSW universities scolded by inquiry
The interim report of the NSW university governance inquiry has scolded the University of Technology Sydney and the University of…
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On Campus
Macquarie academics question redundancies
Three academics from Macquarie University's Faculty of Arts have raised concern that university management has replaced full-time academics with casual…
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Policy & Reform
Quality of learning, AI cheating flagged in inquiry
Submissions to the Victorian inquiry into university governance have flagged that AI cheating is being ignored and that experienced professors…
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Industry & Research
Scientists warn ESO exit will cost Australia
A group of distinguished Australian scientists have condemned the Albanese government’s decision to withdraw its association with the European Southern…
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In the News
Universities respond to $1.8bn consultant spend
A scathing ABC report has revealed universities spent $1.8 billion on consultants in 2024 as it probed how universities use…
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Policy & Reform
ATEC passes Senate with strengthened powers
The Australian Tertiary Education Commission will have five commissioners, advise on research and produce reports without ministerial approval after legislation…
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Exclusive
Q&A: Meet UniSQ’s new VC Paul Mazerolle
Professor Mazerolle sat down with Campus Review to discuss his vision for the institution, and how he plans to mend…
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Policy & Reform
Major parties reject $430k vice-chancellor cap
The major parties have not backed legislation that would cap university vice-chancellor pay at $430,000, introduced by Tasmanian independent senator…
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Rankings
Half of Australian courses in world top 100
Almost half of all programs offered in Australian universities are in the top 100 globally, according to the 2026 QS…
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Podcasts
Podcast: ATEC’s Barney Glover on the sector
In this episode, academics from across Australia gathered to speak with Professor Barney Glover, chief commissioner of the interim Australian…
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