Lettori suffer 50% pay cut
‘Race law’ cited in imposition of reductions
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REF alternative delivers similar outcome for QR funding
Report says distribution would change little if based on institutions’ research council income
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Decision-making in universities should be predictable and clear
Efficient and inclusive decision-making will help universities to gain the support of their communities, says Ferdinand von Prondzynski
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Bahram Bekhradnia: a critical friend delivers home truths
Clear sight essential, thick skin an advantage: Hepi’s outgoing director looks back on 11 years of scrutiny on the sector’s behalf
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Race discrimination in academia 'has not improved' over past 20 years
Black and ethnic minority academics still suffer racism, study finds. Elizabeth Gibney reports
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Admin staff could be cut to pay for REF stars at City University
Unions fear job losses will fund institution’s lofty research ambitions
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Odds and quads - 11 April 2013
The caribou figurine from the Canadian Arctic (above, top-left), dated to around 1920, was used in rituals by Inuit hunters.The “seal indicator” (above, bottom-left), also Canadian and from the early...
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'Core values', not pay, drive the Sydney dispute
Strikers are fighting ‘charter for managerial radicalism’, says academic
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Eat, play, learn
The highlight of the school year in France near the Pyrenees is Carnival Day, when the children from five or six village schools parade through the streets in special handmade costumes while their...
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All-terrain scholars pursue fluency in different cultures
Forum discusses efforts to increase mobility of Europe’s academics
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THE Scholarly Web - 11 April 2013
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Appointments - 11 April 2013
University of WarwickRobert HarrisonThe newly appointed professor of innovative manufacturing at WMG, the University of Warwick’s manufacturing group, said his first priority since taking up the post...
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Robert Beers, 1946-2013
An award-winning television correspondent and producer-turned-academic has died
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Hepi’s Bahram Bekhradnia on speaking truth to power
Clear sight essential, thick skin an advantage: Hepi’s outgoing director looks back on 11 years of scrutiny on the sector’s behalf. John Morgan writes