CUP and China: how should journals deal with censorship?
Threats over content available in China reveal difficult line academic community must tread
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Cambridge University Press removes journal articles under Chinese pressure
Publisher pulls articles from academic website in China at request of communist government agency
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How the holidays can play havoc with international partnerships
Yusra Mouzughi on the challenges of doing business when universities take a break
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US universities ban white nationalist Richard Spencer from campus
Disgust at far-right violence at University of Virginia prompts stronger stance
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Clearing pool shrinks as UK universities make offers early
The number of students without a place as A-level results announced down by 13 per cent
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A response to Nick Timothy: our football studies graduates are doing just fine
Southampton Solent University’s Tere Daly responds to the former political adviser’s article in today’s Daily Telegraph
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A-level results: higher education sector responds
Key figures from the university sector respond to the 2017 A-level results
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UK university acceptances fall by 2 per cent
Lower-ranked institutions lose out as drop in EU and mature student applications drive decline
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Marian Cleeves Diamond, 1926-2017
Pioneering neuroscientist who analysed the brain of Albert Einstein remembered
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Interview with Cordelia Fine
The academic psychologist talks testosterone, gender and the joy of being paid to read and write
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Campus anthems: higher education’s pop ‘image problem’ revealed
Pop songs tend to depict higher education as exclusive and oppressive, finds study
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Don’t Be Fooled: A Philosophy of Common Sense, by Jan Bransen
Language is key to making sense of people, finds Martin Cohen, but beware words’ flexible meanings
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About Method: Experimenters, Snake Venom, and the History of Writing Scientifically, by Jutta Schickore
A study of snakebite gives a good overview of the development of the written scientific method, says Geoffrey Cantor
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Living with the Living Dead: The Wisdom of the Zombie Apocalypse, by Greg Garrett
Enduring popularity of flesh-eating monsters is a response to real threats, says Marcus Leaning