Virtual paths, real gains
The developing world's need for higher education, says Martin Bean, can be met by the digital delivery of open educational resources
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Ucas withdrawal threat puts PQA in jeopardy
1994 Group fires shot across bow of admissions service's proposed reforms. Jack Grove reports
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Private equity firm enters 'exclusive' talks on College of Law purchase
The Charity Commission will not automatically block the sale of the College of Law - a deal expected to create a model for the purchase of universities in whole or in part by for-profit private...
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Margin won't widen too much next year, Willetts suggests
Universities and science minister looks to avoid giant leap in student places open to competition in 2013. John Morgan writes
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What's in a name? Plenty, scholars attest
University reputation is the most important factor for academics deciding whether to take jobs in another country - although the small size of European houses is also a consideration for US scholars.
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ERC rejects 'impact agenda'
European funder puts faith in 'the cunning of reason'. Paul Jump reports from Brussels
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Let us introduce you to potential partners and higher citation counts
The British Council's Jo Beall tells John Morgan how it can smooth the path to 'transnational education'
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Arab MC-turned-scholar keeps it real (and brief)
The average master's thesis does not rework the 1990 album Fear of a Black Planet by legendary US hip hop group Public Enemy into a modern version about discrimination against Arabs.But for Yassin...
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Student lifestyle survey - More debt, more paid work, more pressure...less alcohol
The fifth biennial Sodexo-Times Higher Education University Lifestyle Survey is the last to quiz students under the lower tuition fees regime - and it reveals some telling views on the changing...
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Thoroughly entitled
Twenty years on, post-1992s have proved beyond doubt they are worthy of the university moniker, argues Michael Driscoll
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Social mobility, yes. Outreach efforts, yes. Quotas, absolutely not
Ruth Deech argues that any attempt by Offa to shape the make-up of the student body is wrong-headed and could fall foul of the law
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Johan Zoffany RA: Society Observed
An immigrant artist's wanderlust propelled him to Britain, where his work was compared to Hogarth's, notes Emma Barker
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The Pick - Reconstructing lives
Reconstructing livesNational War Museum, Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, 9 March-24 February 2013"We have now four miles of beds - and not eighteen inches apart," Florence Nightingale reported from the...
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Diary
BathThe Compassionate Eye: Birds and Beasts from the American Museum's Print CollectionAlthough he was a doctor, Dallas Pratt (1914-94) was deeply troubled by vivisection and committed to animal...
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That's all, folks!
Our Head of the Department of Media and Cultural Studies, Professor Gordon Lapping, has reacted angrily to insinuations that the BA course P3197 run by his department is a Mickey Mouse degree.Lapping...