UCL presses ahead with open access
Publishing arm aims to disseminate research and ease budgetary pressures
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Student recruitment hits record levels
Participation widens, but questions may be asked over falling entry requirements
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Claret & clarity (an academic fairy tale)
In this season of festive goodwill and fantasy, John Gilbey meets the vice-chancellor of the publicity-shy but prosperous University of Rural England - and he begins to contemplate the possibility of...
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Why Can the Dead Do Such Great Things?, by Robert Bartlett
A thread of celebrity weaves through a masterful study of cults of Christian icons, Helen Fulton finds
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China on the fast track
Beijing wants to supercharge its nation’s universities as it has its railroads, but might its ambitions falter for want of academic freedom and cultural change?
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New president of ERC announced
The European Commission has announced the new president of the European Research Council.
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Hepi compares expansion plan to ‘Ponzi scheme’
The government’s plan to finance extra student places by the future sale of student loans is like a Ponzi scheme, according to a thinktank.
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Willetts: student expansion plan ‘perfectly possible’
It is “perfectly possible” to fund the government’s plan to abolish the student numbers cap by selling off graduate debt, David Willetts has claimed.
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Academic 'forced out' over prostitution lecture
By Scott Jaschik for Inside Higher Ed
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Ashmolean gains huge private collection of Chinese art
Work amassed over several decades by Khoan and Michael Sullivan
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University Enterprise Zones aim to boost start-ups
The Treasury has funded a £15 million pilot project to establish three to four University Enterprise Zones in England.
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Academics urged to do more on human rights
A leading activist has called on the academic community to do far more “to help promote and defend human rights”.
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UUK gender segregation case study withdrawn
Controversial passage removed pending review as prime minister intervenes
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Nobel laureate attacks ‘luxury journals’
Nobel laureate Randy Schekman has pledged to stop publishing in “luxury journals”, which he believes contribute to the “disfigurement” of science.
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THE journalists scoop national awards
Times Higher Education journalists have been honoured at a national awards ceremony.