Is the Cemetery Dead? by David Charles Sloane
Douglas J. Davies considers an analysis of how funerary practices can take much greater account of ecological concerns
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Jo Johnson quits as universities minister and MP
Prime minister’s brother cites ‘unresolvable tension’ between ‘family loyalty and the national interest’
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Books interview: Prashant Kidambi
The author of Cricket Country on childhood reading, reflecting on the relationship between sport and society, and his favourite fiction genre
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No-deal leave to remain plans ‘imperil student recruitment in UK’
European Union nationals to be limited to three years in UK if country crashes out of bloc
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Fraud in the Lab: the High Stakes of Scientific Research, by Nicolas Chevassus-au-Louis
Book of the week: Jennifer Rohn is startled by a detailed account of the scale of academic malpractice
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Teaching intelligence: rethinking the role of the reading list
Teachers can use the reading list to help students understand the process of learning, writes Richard Steadman-Jones
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Poor supervisor relationships hitting postgraduate mental health
Analysis suggests as many as half of the main influencers of depression and anxiety have their roots in the student-supervisor dynamic
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Barry Stroud, 1935-2019
Tributes paid to a ‘philosopher’s philosopher’
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Interview with Donald Sassoon
The historian on what we can learn from the study of the past, how different nations view their heritage, and whether capitalism is here to stay
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THE Awards 2019: shortlist announced
Nearly 80 institutions nominated across 23 categories in bigger-than-ever sector celebration
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Male, 62, and a scientist: meet the typical university leader
Analysis of the backgrounds of leaders in the world top 400 reveals turnover is high but diversity low among presidents and vice-chancellors
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Most leaders of top universities in post less than five years
Times Higher Education analysis shows heads of institutions last longer in US than in UK or Australia
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The week in higher education – 5 September 2019
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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WSJ/THE US College Rankings 2020: Pennsylvania and Johns Hopkins rise
Harvard tops student-focused ranking for fourth consecutive year