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The week in higher education
The brilliant University Challenge contestant who becomes an unlikely heart-throb is now a regular fixture on the news merry-go-round. So too are stories about the disappointment that awaited...
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Big three parties united in message on pay restraint
Union alarm as Labour and Lib Dems argue for caps while Tories mull wage freeze. John Morgan reports
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Balls can act, so why can't I? Lammy was vexed by London Met constraints
David Lammy's frustration over his inability to influence events at London Metropolitan University led him to contrast the case with the "Baby P" affair, Times Higher Education can reveal.The higher...
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New manifestos, familiar stories
Labour plans greater part-time participation as Tories back the blue skies. Melanie Newman writes
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Get back to your technological roots, Jisc urged
Poor leadership, a dearth of technological skills and restrictions on funding have been identified as key threats to progress in the academy.The challenges were flagged up in a poll of delegates at...
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Students debate plan for league table of their own
NUS conference to consider ranking focused on 'bread-and-butter' issues. Rebecca Attwood writes
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Sheffield was 'reasonable' in telling researcher to pull conference paper
Radiologist lacked permission from manager or funder to submit her findings. Zoë Corbyn reports
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Ucea's handy guides to the testing times ahead
For senior university managers worried about "implementing workforce change and handling redundancies", "managing challenging industrial relations and disputes" or "negotiating change in a...
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Peer review by ballot box: scholars hit the hustings
Academics are among the thousands of candidates hoping to win a seat in the House of Commons this May. Melanie Newman spoke to would-be MPs from each of the three main political parties about why...
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Liverpool £13.2m in deficit despite forecasting a profit
Low research income and redundancy costs are to blame, accounts reveal. Melanie Newman reports
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Cumbria admits 'unacceptable' financial results
The University of Cumbria ended the past financial year with a deficit of more than £13 million and expects to incur a large deficit again this year.Cumbria admitted that its financial performance...
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Daytime TV: Fatal distraction
Gary Day finds Bettany Hughes such gripping viewing that he now needs a new bathroom
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15 April 2010
After the deluge - What are the lessons of the London Met crisis?
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Review finds no ‘malpractice’ by UEA climate scientists
Investigation notes weak statistical work and misrepresentations of results but finds ‘no evidence of any impropriety’ by researchers. Zoë Corbyn reports