Books editor’s blog: Humanities and social sciences: why so defensive about the Classics?
Neville Morley’s negative approach to promoting his subject fails to take account of the public’s growing appetite for learning about the ancient world

Neville Morley’s negative approach to promoting his subject fails to take account of the public’s growing appetite for learning about the ancient world

From cotton to iPhones, a study eyes the triffid-like size of industrial plants, says Richard J. Williams

Emily Rees on a study of the goggle-box that touches on the Victorians, the Nazis and Elvis

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Following individuals’ paths in and out of different institutions shows that most students eventually graduate, say Ross Finnie, Richard E. Mueller and Arthur Sweetman

Efforts to convince modern undergraduates to study hard and accept their grades need constant reinforcement, say Raj Persaud and Adrian Furnham

Book of the week: After a bitter campaign, the UK once resoundingly rejected Euroscepticism, Vernon Bogdanor writes

Scientists reject the ‘crisis narrative’ as an inflammatory distraction from bigger issues

Union serves notice of strike action at 13 universities to begin on 16 April

Qualified actuary and academic Nick Foster says the case for university pension reform cannot be ignored despite a brilliant anti-cuts PR campaign
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Sector leaders decry ‘censorship’, but outright ban on expressing political opinions is not mandatory for now

Current NUS leader wins majority in first round of ballot