The next leader of the University of Hong Kong (HKU) must have a fresh mindset, as someone who has spent a decade in the role may struggle to drive change, an insider has told the South China Morning Post, adding that the university is weighing whether to take part in the Northern Metropolis megaproject.The source said the successor to incumbent Xiang Zhang – who has decided not to renew his five-year contract as president and vice-chancellor when it expires in 2028 – will need to know how to...