Memory Palace: the forgotten future
A new exhibition at the V&A fuses words and art in an unforgettable dystopian vision, says Aaron Rosen

A new exhibition at the V&A fuses words and art in an unforgettable dystopian vision, says Aaron Rosen

A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

Steven Schwartz considers some sound investment decisions

Jane Stabler on how the great poet proved to be a great administrator

Tim Birkhead on bird fanciers’ engagement with nature

Mary Evans relishes this re-evaluation of an installation artwork that depicts a collection of famous women

Judith Bara on the politicisation of celebrities and the celebritisation of politicians

Roger Morgan on the interwoven histories of European nations over six centuries

On his way out?Concern is being expressed about the future of Martin Hall, the vice-chancellor of the University of Salford, after renewed controversy over the closing of language courses and another...

Universities deciding mechanisms to apportion RCUK cash

Minister wins fans for affirming value of data
As a University of Salford student I want to express my opposition to the closure of its modern languages courses and explain why I think the university is making a grave mistake.Salford says the...

Failure to evaluate the impact of widening participation funding - and to fight for its retention - has left it vulnerable to the axe

Open access is a utopian pipe dream, says Richard Hoyle

Lisa Downing on why the erosion of women’s, gender and sexuality studies in UK universities is cause for concern