Glyndwr planted the seeds of its financial woe some time ago
String of poor decisions preceded suspension of highly trusted status
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Time to reflect on reforms
David Willetts’ controversial policies divided opinion but the former minister won respect in a role that matched his talents
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News in brief - 17 July 2014
Peer review misconduct60 retractions at Sage journalThe publisher Sage has retracted 60 articles from its Journal of Vibration and Control after discovering a “peer review and citation ring”...
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University of Sunderland suspends recruitment at London campus
Overseas students due to start courses in August told not to travel to the UK in the wake of the visa fraud inquiry
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Secondary affiliations lift King Abdulaziz University in rankings
Highly cited researchers’ other roles help to elevate Saudi university
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Academics propose changes to modern languages A levels
Universities have proposed wide-ranging changes to modern languages A levels as “serious deficiencies” mean they are seen as “dull and uninspiring”.
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Don Nutbeam to retire as Southampton v-c
The vice-chancellor of the University of Southampton is to retire
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Greg Clark takes over from Willetts
Greg Clark has been unveiled as the new minister for universities and science
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David Willetts quits as universities minister
Departure announced as Prime Minister carries out cabinet reshuffle
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Diversity ‘not considered’ in first cut for PhD admissions
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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University role ‘crucial’ for languages recovery
Universities have a crucial role to play in “a national recovery programme” to improve the level of Britain’s linguistic skills.
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London universities highlight Indian student scholarships
London universities have launched a fresh attempt to woo Indian students in the face of a huge drop in the number coming to study in the UK.
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Imperial registrar steps down from animal experiments role
Move follows critical report and ‘discussion’ with minister
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Martin Bean to leave OU and join RMIT
Martin Bean is to stand down as vice-chancellor of The Open University at the end of the year.
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Princess Anne visit to King’s called off owing to strike
Princess Anne’s visit to King’s College London has been postponed after a staff walk-out in protest at proposed job cuts.