Daytime TV: The hand of fate
Gary Day finds that some people survive disaster and war through sheer luck and improvisation
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The Week in Higher Education
Higher education is in need of a new acronym, it was argued this week. A report from the Council for Industry and Higher Education called for creative, digital and information technology (CDIT) to be...
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'Reality check': the UK clings on to second place in global league
US dominates revamped Times Higher Education World University Rankings. John Morgan reports
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New weights and measures throw up a few surprises
Phil Baty looks at the rankings winners and losers and explains how weightings have affected results
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Saintly champion of liberal values out of step with business zeitgeist
What would Cardinal Newman make of 'impact' and the REF? John Morgan investigates
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Sir Menzies admits graduates may have to start paying more
Former Lib Dem leader tells Simon Baker he could back payment system if equity goals are protected
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Cable's excellent research rationing scheme is under attack from all sides
A speech by Vince Cable on distributing cuts to the science budget came under fierce attack from vice-chancellors last week for "fundamental errors" and its potential to damage the UK's reputation.In...
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Get ready for a double whammy
CSU chancellor calls for sector to show restraint over tuition fee rises, reports John Morgan in Paris
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Times Higher Education World University Rankings
Full results of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2010-11 with all the data, interactive tables and analysis.
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16 September 2010
World University Rankings - The long-awaited 2010-2011 rankings
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Vox populi: nine out of 10 Brits think academy should escape cuts
The British public believes the government should preserve funding for universities despite its efforts to slash the nation’s budget deficit, according to a national opinion poll.
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Inside Higher Ed: Women lead in doctorates
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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Union leader fires broadside over higher education cuts
The government is ignoring the “lessons of history” by planning huge cuts to the higher education budget, the leader of the UK’s main lecturers’ union will warn today.
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Turn university careers services into recruitment consultants, urges think-tank
A think-tank has called for an overhaul of university careers services
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A false economy? Canada counts costs of downsizing decade
A cap on hiring full-time staff is now taking its toll on institutions and students. Sarah Cunnane writes