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From where I sit – Digging deep to survive terrorism
Ruth Young, Times Higher Education, 7/7

Oral History, Unprotected
Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, 7/5

Throwing Out a State Vote
Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, 7/5

Middle East Scholars Raise New Questions About Yale’s Rejection of Juan Cole
Chronicle of Higher Education, 7/5

NIGERIA: State vice-chancellor jobs precarious
Tunde Fatunde, University World News, 7/3
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News Analysis: India’s Political Reality Deflates Hopes for Reform of Higher Education
Shailaja Neelakantan, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 7/3

Academic freedom and University autonomy: Are they about to collapse?
Dr. Deepika Udagama, The Sunday Times, 7/2

Tibetan writer jailed for 4 years in China: group
Chris Buckley & Yoko Nishikawa, Reuters, 7/2

Syrian student protesters rounded up, beaten /
The Washington Post, 7/1

Firing of lecturers bone of contention in talks to reopen Chanco /
Raphael Tenthani, The Maravi Post, 7/1