Sisterhood and After: feminist oral history archive launched
Collection established of personal accounts of Women’s Liberation Movement activists. Elizabeth Gibney reports
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Suspended professor claims HR must have known of bomber’s past
London Met’s Steve Jefferys says he did nothing wrong in employing Jawad Botmeh
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Welcome to the UK, but we warn you, don’t get ill
Tories may ban overseas students from using NHS
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Hungry Treasury eyes universities 'awash with cash'
Further austerity measures could wreak havoc with BIS’ stretched finances
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Opus versus output
Artistic practice can certainly be research - but the present model in UK universities is confused and lacks intellectual rigour, argues Nicholas Till
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Trevor Elliott, 1949-2013
Trevor Elliott was born in Lancashire on 26 August 1949 and educated at Derby School. After graduating in geology from the University College of Swansea (now Swansea University) in 1970, he secured a...
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Creative accountability
What does it mean for a drawing or a cabaret act to count in the REF? Matthew Reisz meets scholars whose enquiries are intertwined with their creative endeavours
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Rich pickings?
New austerity measures could wreak havoc on BIS’ stretched finances. By John Morgan and Jack Grove
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Still the Second Sex
Men still dominate philosophy: it must end, department head Jenny Saul tells Paul Jump
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Martin McQuillan weighs ‘gold’ open access and finds it wanting
A disastrous open-access policy lashes the promise of the digital age to an outmoded buggy of a model, laments Martin McQuillan
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Male domination of philosophy ‘must end’
Department head Jenny Saul tells Paul Jump what she is doing to combat the bias against women
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Off Piste - Learning how to keep ducks
Helen Bynum on the rewards, delight and egg-citement of dabbling in duck-keeping
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Stalin’s Curse: Battling for Communism in War and Cold War, by Robert Gellately
Vladimir Tismaneanu discusses the revolutionary ambitions of the USSR’s great tyrant
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Australia’s academy faces day of reckoning over student loans
Whoever wins the next election, uncapped enrolments and a big student loan book must be addressed, say observers
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Exeter’s rankings success gained at staff’s expense
Management pledges to tackle ‘stress-inducing’ culture. By Elizabeth Gibney