University financial health check 2014
How are universities faring after the first full year of operating under the £9,000 fees regime?
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Private college goes Dutch but says profits are taxed in UK
Student loan income at institution owned by BV holding company rises
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Campus close-up: University of Westminster
Innovation and outreach are bred in the bone at institution, its head says
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Rowan Williams decries narrow impact agenda
Former Archbishop of Canterbury says universities are in danger of neglecting their core mission
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17 April 2014
Asset analysis - Universities’ financial health check: the bottom line on £9,000 fees
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World in brief - 17 April 2014
United StatesNot a man in institutional eyesThousands of people have signed a petition urging George Fox University in Oregon to allow a transgender student to live in a men’s dormitory during his...
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Howard Erskine-Hill, 1936-2014
A Cambridge professor of literary history has died
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Q&A with Jim Al-Khalili
We speak to the theoretical physicist, EPSRC RISE Leader and professor of public engagement in science at the University of Surrey
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THE Scholarly Web - 17 April 2014
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Grant winners - 17 April 2014
Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Morgan BeebyInstitution: Imperial College LondonValue: £117,620Evolutionary pathways to rotary motors: evolution and mechanism of the...
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Data driven
As a member of the group that was formed by the Higher Education Funding Council for England to look into student information and which commissioned the report referred to in the article “More...
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Taxing graduates
According to Emran Mian, a graduate tax would solve none of the problems the current system of student loans faces (“A terrible policy at a terrible time”, Opinion, www.timeshighereducation.co.uk, ...
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If...
If you can keep your head, when all about youAre losing theirs because of QAAIf UEG cannot survive without youWith Provost, Deans and PVCs at playIf you can wait, and not be tired by waitingHoping...
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Acts of mimicry
Now I get it (“The big business of remuneration”, Features, 3 April). Perhaps as a strategy to enhance their packages, vice-chancellors adopt the language, ideas and practices of their paymasters,...