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International Mother Language Day: Rethinking Peer Review
Every year on February 21, researchers across the world observe International Mother Language Day, an initiative led by UNESCO to promote linguistic and cultural diversity. While the day often sparks conversations about education, identity, and heritage, it also raises a critical question for academia: What does peer review look like in a multilingual world? As […]
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Feb 19, 2026
Burnout in Academia: How to Face a Perfect Storm
The “Perfect Storm” in academia Scan any news site, visit social media pages or read journal editorials – the bleak and gloomy picture that is painted day after day for weeks, months and years can get tiresome. Initial responses to any major change may be of shock, amazement or bewilderment owing to complete disruption of […]
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Feb 18, 2026
APA Style Formatting Guidelines for In-text Citations and References
Learn APA style formatting guidelines for in-text citations and references, with clear examples to help you cite sources accurately.
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Feb 17, 2026
How to Disclose AI Properly
Artificial intelligence is no longer a background tool. It drafts reports, refines academic writing, generates code, summarizes literature, and produces synthetic images and video. As AI becomes embedded in professional and research workflows, one question is becoming unavoidable: When, and how should we disclose AI use? Here are some insights into the AI disclosure policies […]
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Feb 16, 2026
