‘Little appetite’ for overseas collaboration fund post-Brexit
Creating a separate pot of money for international research ‘risks funding second-rate’ work, conference hears
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Martin Luther King inspires university workplace critique
Research fellowship will explore how the US civil rights leader’s work could improve relations between academics and administrators
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Demand for 300K new university places ‘threatens uncapped system’
Hepi report warns that surge in youth population and higher participation will add to government’s funding headache in England
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A Lab of One’s Own: Science and Suffrage in the First World War, by Patricia Fara
More heroic hidden figures are saluted in a timely study reflecting on equality today, says June Purvis
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Transgender Children and Young People: Born In Your Own Body, edited by Heather Brunskell-Evans and Michele Moore
The messages of this edited collection are bold but are the contributors the silenced minority, asks Rachel Pain
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Stand Up Straight!: A History of Posture, by Sander L. Gilman
People link upright bearing with positive traits and slouch with sloth – and worse, Louisa Yates finds
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Readers’ Liberation, by Jonathan Rose
Helena Goodwyn wishes for more novel arguments in this prescription to remedy people’s literary lacunae
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The week in higher education – 15 March 2018
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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Nicholas Phillipson, 1937-2018
Tributes paid to expert on the Scottish Enlightenment
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Interview with Bertha Ochieng
The De Montfort University professor discusses growing up as one of nine children, her work to improve the diets of children in the UK, and how academia turned out not to be a nine-to-five job
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Career advice: how to job-share in academia
Sophie Inge speaks to two sets of job-sharers about the pros and cons of dividing an academic role