Let students join you in the lab
Why are undergraduates still kept at arm’s length from the world of research? asks Stuart Hampton-Reeves

Why are undergraduates still kept at arm’s length from the world of research? asks Stuart Hampton-Reeves

Criticism follows latest vacancies for controversial contracts

We speak to the writer of The Eagle Has Landed and the recipient of an honorary doctorate of literature from the University of London International Programmes

Settlements and legal fees are high compared with other sectors, says lawyer

Tim Birkhead offers hosts a 10-step guide on how not to behave

The capital’s lure is irresistible, but with its unique attractions come unique challenges

Concentration on politician’s character and motivation makes for an almost psychological study, says A.W. Purdue

Tiffany Taylor on a thought-provoking exploration of alcoholism from an evolutionary perspective
Lecturers ‘at mercy of students’ after introduction of anonymous teaching evaluation method

Oxford students are set to stay affiliated to the National Union of Students after vote-rigging allegations over the referendum that broke the link.

Photographs of the interior of the Mackintosh library at the Glasgow School of Art reveal the extent of the damage done by a fire that tore through the building

Colleen Flaherty reports for InsideHigherEd from the Modern Language Association conference 2014

The Student Loans Company has been criticised after sending medical details and even a psychological assessment of applicants to the wrong people

The National Union of Students and the Home Office have launched a scheme tackling student binge drinking, including initiations and pub crawls

Imperial College London will build a new biomedical engineering centre on its White City campus thanks to a £40 million donation