Lecturers, students, everyone: learn to love your voice
Few academics use the full potential of their voices, yet speaking well allows us to be alive and connected in the moment, says Joe Moran

Few academics use the full potential of their voices, yet speaking well allows us to be alive and connected in the moment, says Joe Moran

But concerns raised over Hefce move to contract out quality assurance in several tenders

The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the national press

Universities need a new funding model, say Andrei E. Ruckenstein, Mark E. Smith and Nicola C. Owen, who want academics to take the lead in tackling the problem

The official weekly newsletter of the University of Poppleton. Finem respice!

A round-up of recent recipients of research council cash

What lessons are there for public policy from anecdotes about ‘the best years of your life’? asks Nick Hillman

The odds on acceptance for pupils from comprehensives should force us to tackle interview bias and adopt quotas, says Anthony Costello

Modern languages needs to become a broader interdisciplinary field unbound by national limits, argues Charles Burdett
As one of the administrators mired in the greyness of bean-counting and space usage targets, I was entertained and inspired by Andrew W. Robinson’s suggestion to improve university timetabling (and...
Your article “Unlimited student recruitment ‘transforms’ English universities” (News, 17 February) presents some dramatic examples from Ucas data on acceptances to make the case that the government’s...
The University of Bath’s letter about helping Syrian refugees requires some clarification (“How to help Jordan”, Letters, 18 February). The letter lists five commitments to “build resilience in...