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Dystopian future could await students of 2034, report warns
Unite Group and University Alliance envisage future in which university life could be almost exclusively about training for employment
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Status Update: Celebrity, Publicity, and Branding in the Social Media Age, by Alice E. Marwick
Silicon Valley’s stars ceaselessly shape their image to a neoliberal ideal, Finola Kerrigan discovers
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STEM the inertia on inequality
MPs have highlighted the problem of too few women in science, but more than words are needed to tackle the issue
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Caltech: secrets of the world’s number one university
How does a tiny institution create such outsized impact?
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Gender-divided events divide students
No consensus among student representatives on segregated audiences for campus events, THE poll suggests
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Critics of ASA’s Israel boycott marshal forces in US
Palestinian scholars welcome the American Studies Association resolution
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6 February 2014
Superstars - The story behind the world’s number one university
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World in brief - 6 February 2014
AustraliaTax measure ‘threatens’ fundingA body of leading Australian universities has criticised the government’s “kneejerk, short-sighted” attempt to recoup more than a billion dollars in research...
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THE Scholarly Web - 6 February 2014
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Scottish fees plan ‘not legal’, says Willetts
Independence would also leave Scotland off international ‘top table’ for research
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UCL set to merge with Institute of Education
University College London is set to merge with the Institute of Education, University of London, Times Higher Education can reveal.
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UK science to benefit from long-term capital plan
A commitment by government to consult over a long-term plan for science capital investment has been welcomed by the Lords Science and Technology Committee.
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UCU accuses Uclan of ‘speculative gambles’ overseas
University has ‘risked assets’ built up with public money, union claims in report
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‘India effect’ hits STEM subjects, peers hear
Overseas student numbers dropping overall in science due to Indian demand