TV review: Women in Love
A new adaptation of Women in Love may not adhere to the book, but shows profound understanding
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Film review: Armadillo
Philip Dodd on the visceral and transformational reality of war in a Danish documentary
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Unions reap rewards as US professoriate fights to keep gains
Attack on public sector's collective bargaining rights brings unexpected results, Jon Marcus writes
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Odds and quads
This male finback whale was first spotted at sea in 1865 by a coastguard, who mistook it for the upturned keel of a wrecked ship.
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Research intelligence - Now for post-launch lessons
The running of Australia's first research excellence scheme pleased its head but, she tells Paul Jump, there's room to improve
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From where I sit - Home truths from the neighbours
One of the many and considerable pleasures of being an academic is the opportunity it affords to meet colleagues in other countries. But with the pleasure comes, if not the pain, then the shock of...
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What are you reading?
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Campus round-up
University of YorkPhysical hub for digital ambitionsA multimillion-pound campus extension's first building has officially opened. A £21 million home for the University of York's department of...
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The Week in Higher Education
A student at the University of Southern California has been forced to go to ground after pictures of him enjoying high-rise extracurricular activities went viral. It was reported on 31 March that the...
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Beyond the buffers
Alan Ryan wonders why women still appear to be losing out in academia
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7 April 2011
Ready for the future? - Our survey of university finances
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Leader: Amid the gloom, a little cheer
For a change, the sector escapes ministerial brickbats over social mobility and can enjoy the small comfort of a tidy surplus
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Delete 'Big Society': email protest presses AHRC to drop Tory mantra
Council claims it has no deal with government as thousands join campaign. Paul Jump reports
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Keeping it in the family ignores public interest (1 of 2)
It is understandable that people having personal issues with university governance arrangements might want to keep out those considered ignorant of the context ("Old boys and girls should be handed...
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Keeping it in the family ignores public interest (2 of 2)
Malcolm Gillies suggests bringing alumni on to governing bodies, but do they really have the necessary knowledge of their almae matres? From time to time I have asked current students in various...