The University of New South Wales has announced it won’t put any more of its money into fossil fuel shares but it will still keep existing investments in these companies.

Tarkett is a French company that manufactures and markets commercial flooring products, with a specific focus on education and healthcare environments. Ralph Jorissen is the managing director of Tarkett’s Australian subsidiary, which is currently rolling out its new iQ One range.

The University of Technology Sydney has become the first university to sign SANE Australia’s charter, pledging to improve mental health among staff and students.

The chief executive of the Business Council of Australia told a forum that industry still needs humanities graduates.

In this week’s episode of Talking Eds, the team behind Campus Review, Education Review and Early Learning Review look at why parental leave double dipping seems destined to say, hear from several youngsters on the importance of listening to abuse claims, explore issues of independence when industry starts funding academia and look forward to the US Presidential Election.

Gender inequity will exasperate shortages in the mathematical workforce caused by an ageing population, a new report from the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute has warned.

A bipartisan organisation which has been advocating for improvements in Indigenous education has been cut to the bone and now isn’t even able to make its rent after the federal government defunded it in 2014.

Chinese technology brand Huawei hosted its Asia-Pacific Innovation Day – which is actually two days – labeled The Brilliance of Exploration in Sydney on 2-3 November 2016. Speaking on the topic The Importance of Science and Cooperation was University of Technology Sydney deputy vice-chancellor (research) Glenn Wightwick.

Wightwick spent almost three decades at IBM before entering academia so he is well-placed to talk about the role industry should play in the higher education sphere. After his presentation, the audio of which is available for listening below, Campus Review sat down with Wightwick to go deep into this subject.

The first of series of studies has suggested that food industry sponsored studies may be more likely to favour the sponsors – though there is insufficient evidence to make a firm conclusion.

Student accommodation website, student.com, has predicted a boom in the Australian purpose built student accommodation industry as it is woefully undersupplied.