ADVERTISEMENTOpinionLaurie Taylor – 3 May 2018Athena SWAN is an ugly ducklingWith a new home secretary, we need a new approach to immigration, tooNationalist style politics will trigger a new wave of international mobility Going Global 2018: Comparing HE’s local impact globally could unlock valuable insightsGoing Global 2018: Knowledge diplomacy must be used to enrich the global public goodFree education: at what cost?Data should be as open as possible and as closed as necessaryA philosophical defence of the traditional lectureDo teaching qualifications contribute to teaching quality?Value for money is not only about individualsProgress on women in STEM is starting to unravelIn a populist era, Europe’s universities are progressive strongholdsLaurie Taylor – 26 April 2018Moocs are a solution in search of a problemDecisive action is needed to address the gender pay gap Dare to be positive about Europe’s lowest-performing regionsThe experiences of women of colour can challenge academia’s status quoAcademic dialogue reshaped by WhatsApp eraPJ Thum’s treatment will dampen Singaporean academics’ willingness to speak outDon’t mistake nostalgia about the British Empire for scholarshipPegging student loan interest to the RPI is unfair The Poppletonian: tail pieceGermany’s Excellence Initiative has not yet created meaningful differentiationLong live lifelong learningThe fetish for vocational degrees is unhealthyPublishers cannot afford to be coy about ethical breachesNew age of regulation must not forget the lessons of the pastConfessions of a THE Awards judgeMy journey from a council estate to a PhDTwitter-only conferences can have global impactThe Open University can be savedLitigation and learning don’t mixUniversities ignore cyber threat at their perilWhat’s the use in university planning? China’s overseas investment should not neglect education19899100470
