Identity crisis for women’s studies
Lisa Downing on why the erosion of women’s, gender and sexuality studies in UK universities is cause for concern
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Leaders are too timid and torn to fight, says Burns
NUS’ outgoing leader tells John Morgan that v‑cs and Russell Group must press the sector’s case to government
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Delhi opts for four-year programmes
V-c points to reform’s intellectual and vocational benefits
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Vice-chancellor survey dismisses Moocs threat
No such thing as higher education sector, PA Consulting poll hears
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Northern Ireland’s ‘Domesday Book’ deciphered
Fire-damaged survey ordered by Charles I yields its secrets at last
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Give us the child and we’ll show you the undergraduate
THE Leadership and Management Awards charity IntoUniversity in vanguard of outreach
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Medical transfusion won’t save BIS from further bleeding
Cuts to widening participation funds anticipated to meet spending review targets
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After Quebec’s Maple Spring, the outlook is uncertain
Student protests brought down a government but failed to freeze tuition fees: what’s next for a province where universities remain high on the political agenda? Elizabeth Gibney reports from Montreal
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20 June 2013
False dawn? - A year on, Quebec’s anti-fees protesters assess gains and goals
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The week in higher education
A secret report about the potential sale of the student loan book has finally been made public despite inept efforts to keep it under wraps, The Guardian reported on 14 June. Submitted to the...
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Allocations, allocations
Cuts to widening participation funds anticipated to meet spending review targets. John Morgan writes
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Health charities’ research still needs state support
Medical research will suffer if coalition stops giving generously, AMRC head tells Elizabeth Gibney