Students occupy buildings at London universities
University of the Arts London, LSE and King’s all involved
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UCU furious over Bolton ‘sackings for alleged press leaks’
Union says branch secretary and wife both deny any involvement in leaking stories
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THE podcast: 26 March – 1 April 2015 issue review
Download the podcastThe latest research funding allocations, postgraduate research loans, and the challenges facing academics in Palestine are all discussed in this week’s issue review podcast.Chris...
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THE books podcast: Tommy Dickinson interview
Download the podcastIn this books podcast, Tommy Dickinson, author of ‘Curing Queers’: Mental Nurses and Their Patients, 1935-74, speaks to Times Higher Education books editor, Karen Shook.Dr...
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Fred Inglis on the way we think now
Thirty years after Clifford Geertz assessed the state of thinking in the academy, the duty of academics to render the unspeakable unspeakable is imperative
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Winners and losers in Hefce funding allocations
REF-based distribution of £1.6bn research pot results in some big changes
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Miwa Hirono: my Home Office hell
Top academics will be increasingly reluctant to come to the UK, says Hirono, who is being forced to quit Britain despite her permanent post
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Does the sector need a ‘teaching REF’?
John Morgan examines the progress of a vision of parity between pedagogy and research
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World in brief – 26 March 2015
Source: RexUnited StatesUAE critic is now persona non grataA New York University lecturer has been barred from travelling to the United Arab Emirates to visit the university’s campus there because he...
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Saudi delivers undiplomatic verdict on UK universities
‘Lower standards’ at some institutions a result of rush to recruit overseas students, says embassy’s cultural attaché
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26 March 2015
Scored or floored? – How the REF has made winners and losers in Hefce’s funding allocations
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The Palestinian academy: pressing concerns and future prospects
Matthew Reisz examines how scholars in the region cope with constraints as they continue to hope for a possible future independent state
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Peter Medway, 1941-2015
A researcher who greatly enhanced our understanding of the importance of writing skills within secondary English teaching has died
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Q&A with Christine Chinkin
We speak to the inaugural director of the Centre for Women, Peace and Security at the London School of Economics
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Make mine a double first
A whistleblower’s account of how an institution manipulated graduate employment statistics made for sobering reading, but it also drove the Twitterati to drink-related puns