Why Hell Stinks of Sulfur: Mythology and Geology of the Underworld, by Salomon Kroonenberg
Alison Stokes enjoys a tour of the physical and metaphorical lands of fire and brimstone

Alison Stokes enjoys a tour of the physical and metaphorical lands of fire and brimstone

A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

A startling exercise in revisionism leads A. W. Purdue to ponder which nation was responsible for launching the great conflict

Rachel L. Einwohner on those who stood against the Holocaust

Vicky Conway on the corrosive effect of unchecked power

Religious belief is alive and well on campus, observes Gerald Pillay

Jonathan Thacker hopes that three comedia nueva plays - combining comedy and tragedy - will herald a revival of a lesser-known art form

Opposition grows over motion to ‘retain current system of finance’

Committee points to ‘gaps in qualitative and quantitative evidence’ for Finch report recommendations

More government cash is the only way to cut student costs, argue Rudy Fichtenbaum and Hank Reichman

Sterling’s strength may mean weak recruitment, higher education sector warns

“In my opinion, both universities are far too mealy-mouthed about the whole business.”This was the typically frank response of Jamie Targett, our Director of Corporate Affairs, to the news that...

Minutes reveal huge write-off and continuing dispute with LSBF

Andy Miah on the pros and cons of humanity 2.0

Freedom of demand but not supply, bureaucracy and Stalinist pay deals make progress almost impossible, says Sir Stuart Etherington