The Work of Revision, by Hannah Sullivan
David Gewanter on the Modernist urge to edit
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From Shame to Sin: The Christian Transformation of Sexual Morality in Late Antiquity, by Kyle Harper
Christianity undermined Roman sexuality by giving it a spiritual dimension, finds Candida Moss
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A World of Excesses: Online Games and Excessive Playing, by Faltin Karlsen
Daria Kuss is impressed with a series of interviews that shed light on the medicalisation of gaming problems
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Victoria’s Madmen: Revolution and Alienation, by Clive Bloom
June Purvis is intrigued by an account of those who swam against the tide in an age of conformity and religious piety
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Rewire: Digital Cosmopolitans in the Age of Connection, by Ethan Zuckerman
Tara Brabazon on building difference online
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Winners and losers in student applications, 2007-12
Demand for subjects such as English and history has fallen while applications to more job-oriented degree courses have climbed, an analysis by HSBC suggests
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Blue Stockings, Shakespeare’s Globe
Jessica Swale’s rollicking play about women in 1890s Cambridge fighting for the recognition of their education has relevance today
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Women fight for their right to study
Jessica Swale’s rollicking play about women in 1890s Cambridge fighting for the recognition of their education has relevance today
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THE Alma Mater Index: Global Executives 2013 methodology and results
Each CEO’s education has been researched using executive biographies from sources such as company websites (current, previous or non-executive director companies), company press offices, current or...
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Israel may forgo Horizon 2020 cash over restrictions
Senior figures say ‘disputed territory’ curbs may prompt refusal to participate in EU framework
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Failure is instructive
The philosopher and educational reformer John Dewey argued in 1933 that “failure is not mere failure. It is instructive.” But 80 years later, we still don’t know a lot about why things fail in higher...
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Analysis - Wow, it feels like you are actually there
UK institutions use online open days to pitch to potential students overseas. Chris Parr writes
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Postgraduate researchers ‘happy with university experience’
Four out of five postgraduate research students are happy with their university experience, a new study has suggested.
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Shakespeare First Folio sale plan criticised
Plans by the University of London to sell a rare set of early printed editions of Shakespeare’s plays have been branded “egregiously wrong”.