Interview: Hoarder or collector?
In his new book, Scott Herring aims to ‘depathologise’ hoarding. He talks to Matthew Reisz
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Graham Gibbs on teaching lecturers to teach
Could training schemes for teachers help to improve student learning? asks Graham Gibbs
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QAA ‘no match’ for rapid change in higher education sector
Hefce move could signal the end of single regulatory body
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Salaries of high-earning professors to remain confidential
Tribunal ruling against pay transparency will not extend to senior managers at King’s College London
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University of Cambridge tops ‘Table of Tables’ for fourth year
The combined results of this year’s three main UK university league tables are in
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Eugenics: the academy's complicity
Nathaniel Adam Tobias Coleman on the long shadow cast by Francis Galton’s theory
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Union seeks clarity on Glyndwr/Bangor ‘merger’
UCU wants answers to questions about campus location and job losses if proposal goes ahead
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9 October 2014
It’s all in the mix - Are the social sciences in need of a shake-up?
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World in brief - 9 October 2014
United StatesSit-in ends after improvements promisedA five-day sit-in at Colgate University in New York, organised to protest against the institution’s lack of diversity and its alleged poor...
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Anna Craft, 1961-2014
An internationally acclaimed authority on the role of creativity in education has died
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News in brief - 9 October 2014
Postgraduate studyUK survey verdict: mostly happyFour out of five postgraduate students are happy with their course, a new survey indicates. Some 83 per cent of the 67,580 people polled for the...
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Grant winners - 9 October 2014
Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Alexander BeltonInstitution: Lancaster UniversityValue: £84,895Quantum random walks and quasi-free quantum stochastic calculusAward winner...
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Oxbridge union for London
With seven first-class universities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2014-2015 concentrated in London, more than in any other city in the world, is it not the time for Oxbridge...
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A funny queasy feeling
Are those of us who savour the irony of a British professor’s feeling the need to write “in a personal capacity” about academic freedom (Thomas Docherty, “Jobsworths and squatters”, Books, 2 October...