Comics Unmasked: Art and Anarchy in the UK, British Library
Words and pictures combine to tackle controversial issues in this edgy art form, says Will Brooker
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Daniel Binney, John Gilbey, Richard Larschan, Jessica Meacham and Sara Read...
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Research output higher among postdocs in universities
Plos One study also reveals that parenthood has little impact on publishing productivity
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England sees biggest fall in part-time study entrants
Damaging policies helps explain country’s standing among devolved nations
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UK scholar and Zimbabwean playwright join forces in risky drama
Lovers in Time, directed by Agnieszka Piotrowska, is being shown at Harare International Festival of the Arts
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Moocs and fiscal clouds make Sunshine State shiver
Alan Ruby asks academics at Florida State College at Jacksonville what they have to offer that an online course does not
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The Afterlife of Piet Mondrian, by Nancy J. Troy
Tracey Warr finds comedy and tragedy in the posthumous dissemination of an artist’s work
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Low PhD stipends are recruitment ‘time bomb’
Doctoral training centres report rise in overseas applicants as graduate salaries lure UK talent
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Universities must convert widening access into graduate jobs
Call for institutions to measure social mobility impact via graduates’ careers
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THE podcast: 100 Under 50 2014 rankings
Download the podcastAs Times Higher Education publishes the results of the 100 Under 50 2014 university rankings, Chris Parr talks to THE rankings editor Phil Baty about the results.You can find all...
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Independence no risk to research funding, says Scottish government
The Scottish government has guaranteed that independence would not result in a cut to research funding in the country, even if universities north of the border lose access to UK-wide research councils
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THE podcast: The Young Universities Summit 2014
Listen to reporter Chris Parr’s interviews with keynote speakers at the event in Miami
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English language use ‘most significant internationalisation trend for HE’
The use of English as the language of instruction is a “galloping phenomenon” across the world, according to a report.
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Science investment by state ‘can increase private spending’
CaSE report kicks off lobbying for research ahead of next spending review