We, colleagues of Nathan Cofnas - supported by many colleagues internationally - want to respond to the negative and incorrect framing of Ghent University’s decision to suspend Nathan Cofnas. With th...

Universities espouse a universalist approach to creating research-based knowledge. Helen Kara & Petra Boynton argue, from the outside these claims are hollow.

a mid-monthly note on happenings

This paper discusses precarious academic labour and its implications for gender and interrelated inequalities, drawing on narrative interviews with temporarily employed UK women academics. It ident...

experiments in multimodal ethnography

Words in Space is the work of Shannon Mattern.

An amendment to decriminalise abortion has passed the House of Commons, bringing it closer to law.

The highly competitive awards, which are part of the EU Horizon Europe programme, support researchers at the beginning of their careers

Exclusive: British scientists ‘over the moon’ with re-entry to funding scheme after losing out for three years

Until debate on universities foregrounds their core purposes, their woes will deepen, says Margot Finn

In its depiction of the Vatican in flux following the death of the Pope, Conclave explores the ideological schisms, political workings, and impact of scandal in the contemporary Catholic Church.

A decade ago today I published a blog post calling for the US government to release its paintings of fruits. The Pomological Watercolor Collection, as I had recently come to know, is a beautiful and r...

Exclusive: Racial disparities highlighted as researchers estimate 10 million women have conditions such as fibroids or endometriosis

Who were we? Where did we come from? What did we look like, trudging up the hill between Convent Avenue and the subway, sitting obediently in class,

ArteEast and Storm Books are thrilled to present a book launch of Ariella Aïsha Azoulay’s Golden Threads, published by Ayin Press, followed by a conversation between Azoulay and playwright Michael Zal...