Rage against the academic publishing machine does not have to be futile
Minimum compliance with publication requirements is the best recipe for job satisfaction, says Mike Marinetto
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THE podcast: 21 December 2017 - 3 January 2018 issue review
The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by the editorial team
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THE books of the year 2017: part one
Winter reads: scholars and senior sector figures share the books that have made the greatest impact on them over the past year, and the ones they are most looking forward to reading
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Australian academics fear impact of anti-treason laws
Researchers receiving funding from overseas may be forced to register as foreign agents
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Kenya cracks down on fake degrees 'sold' to politicians
Institutions operating without full university degree-awarding accreditation also to be targeted
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Swiss universities launch gender equality action plan
Range of initiatives designed to help women unveiled
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Tanzanian student loans sent to wrong universities
Thousands more gain finance for study from student loans board after appeals
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Differential fees in England would base policy on ‘prejudice’
As Pam Tatlow departs MillionPlus, she warns against imposing a market in fees and criticises UUK on funding and Brexit
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Back to Pentonville: ex-con academic takes teaching behind bars
Westminster course brings serving prisoners together with students
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Dutch universities struggle to hit female professor targets
Interventions such as women-only fellowships have improved gender balance – but some professoriates are still more than 85 per cent male
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Teenage hacker behind university network attacks spared jail
Jack Chappell launched distributed denial of service attack against Janet service
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The 15 most popular World University Rankings stories of 2017
A look at the most-read Times Higher Education university rankings articles from the past 12 months
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The 25 most popular Times Higher Education articles of 2017
Chris Parr reveals the 25 Times Higher Education stories that received the most views during the last 12 months
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Stem cell expert named as Medical Research Council head
King's College professor Fiona Watt picked to lead organisation when it comes under auspices of UK Research and Innovation
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Is net neutrality key to academic freedom and wider access?
Campaigners say US move could see download speeds for academic content slow and tuition fees rise