Have ‘young academics’ been betrayed?
We need to stand up for early career researchers, says Catherine Fletcher
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Werewolf conference billed as first for UK academy
Event at the University of Hertfordshire breaks new ground in examining the undead
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Vanity and conceit: the perils of self-citation
All scholars do it, but some are simply blowing their own trumpet, says Pat Thomson
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Poland takes steps to open up HE to overseas students
Government seeks to build on increasing numbers coming from abroad to study in the country
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Questions of university autonomy and accountability
How do you reconcile university autonomy with the modern desire for accountability? asks Ferdinand von Prondzynski
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A decade after Hurricane Katrina: how is higher education faring in New Orleans?
Jon Marcus travels to the Big Easy to see the varying fortunes of the city’s universities
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Nicole Kidman visits King’s to research Rosalind Franklin play
Academy Award-winning actor visits archives and old laboratories where the famous British scientist worked
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Peer review as a way of validating research is bunk
The current review process has many holes, says Apostolos Koutropoulos
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Australian universities aim to bowl over top Indian students
Australian delegation that includes former cricketer Adam Gilchrist aims to boost educational links with subcontinent
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China crisis: what does it mean for student recruitment?
Currency devaluation and economic slowdown could stymie lucrative market
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Pay academics bonuses to boost productivity, study suggests
Performance-related pay causes the best academics to cluster together, evidence from Germany suggests
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World University Rankings blog: treating countries fairly
Phil Baty explains how Times Higher Education is moving towards a more inclusive university ranking
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Graduate unemployment back to pre-recession levels
But longitudinal survey also finds more university leavers are now working part-time or engaged in further study
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Terry Culhane, 1934-2015
A linguist who helped radically transform the BBC Russian-language courses has died
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Helping veterans explore a new avenue on Civvy Street
University of South Wales offers academic credit for skills and experience gained in the military