Publishers share £10m in APC payments
Publishers Elsevier and Wiley have each received about £2 million in article processing charges from 55 institutions as a result of RCUK's open access policy
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Agents line up bulk of international signings at dozens of universities
THE FoI requests reveal use of recruiters by UK institutions to be highest among post-92s
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Leadership Foundation targets hurdles stopping women
Strategic barriers that lead to low female numbers in senior roles are a priority, says new chief
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Outsider adds perspective to play marking Oklahoma bombing
Scholar from Northumbria University created verbatim play to mark 20th anniversary using dialogue from a wide range of people
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Learning how to learn: beyond the ‘math and science death march’
Procedural fluency key to effective STEM teaching, co-creator of top-ranking Mooc tells Chris Parr
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Milan’s MBA powerhouse trains sights on alumni in London
Private, entrepreneurial Bocconi University sets ambitious €120m fundraising target at glitzy global forum
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Browned Off and Bloody-Minded: The British Soldier Goes to War 1939-1945, by Alan Allport
Victoria Harris relishes a clear-eyed study of the experiences of ordinary men called to serve
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The Internet of Things, by Samuel Greengard
A network of ‘smart systems’ to make our lives easier must be greeted with caution, says John Gilbey
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The Ethics of Embryonic Stem Cell Research, by Katrien Devolder
Ayesha Ahmad on a thoughtful contribution to a controversial debate
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The House of Commons: An Anthropology of MPs at Work, by Emma Crewe
Danny Dorling on an unusual study that reveals much about what is wrong with political culture
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How the War Was Won: Air-Sea Power and Allied Victory in World War II, by Phillips Payson O’Brien
A.W. Purdue is impressed by a daring new interpretation of the Allied victory
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Desperately seeking submissions
An academic is puzzled over a string of ‘surreal’ emails from journals
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Campus close-up: Queen Margaret University
A Scottish institution aims to tackle obesity with products developed in a new food innovation centre
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Guy Judge, 1949-2015
A pioneer in the application of computing to the teaching of economics has died
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Islanders must know that a UK degree pays, says QAA
Universities awarding qualifications to those studying in the Caribbean must do more to monitor graduate employability