Coalition all smiles as signs point to record recruitment
High fees prove no object to demand, but student standards may invite scrutiny

High fees prove no object to demand, but student standards may invite scrutiny

University of East London asks Sir David Melville to investigate international activities

A-level results day and clearing offered insights into the gremlins, glitches and successes of the new fees and funding system

Data show how much work conservation biologists do outside office hours

Kitty Stewart on how belt-tightening means life-shortening for some

Higher education could face more cuts after next month’s polls, many fear

Critics say universities are ‘not playing fair’

Students get deeper insights when writers and poets such as Dickens and Neruda are on the syllabus, David Aberbach argues

Austin Williams on the possibilities and limitations of ‘taking a line for a walk’
We write as a group of concerned academics who find themselves unable to resolve a difficult academic dispute and are hoping to find guidance from the community of scholarship.Overall student...

How long before search committees stop assuming that the right man for the top university job is a man?

Camping and lecturing at a festival frees Kevin Fong from the digital prison

Global project explores the paucity of female leaders in academia

Chris Pierson considers a pitch for ‘assertive social democracy’ in an age dominated by neoliberalism

Alessandra Lopez y Royo feels that money-obsessed universities are killing off integrity, honesty and mutual support