The clue to some of this book's limitations, from a British point of view, is in the name. "We" who worry and "we" who eat are American (and middle class). Many very good books, received with...
Much of Blair Worden's recent work has been devoted to exploring the interface between literature and history in early modern England. Marchamont Nedham, Andrew Marvell and John Milton came together...
A lecturer in the subject urges his peers to escape the commercial straitjacket. Matthew Reisz writes
Service outlining prospective students' likelihood of dropping out worries some, writes David Matthews
As many as 300 academics are chasing each junior research post at top institutions.
V-c: London Met's large Muslim population makes booze 'culturally sensitive'. David Matthews reports
Administrators to get status for good 'behaviours' in accreditation scheme. David Matthews writes
Academic study of these runes on the island of Orkney is among the work that is helping to boost the University of the Highlands and Islands' international standing in the field of Viking studies.
Sector experts cool on 'bureaucratic' engagement plans proposed by watchdog. Jack Grove reports
Some capital funding for universities is being reallocated to further education colleges as a result of the government's core-and-margin system.
Finance school's vice-principal is keener on a level playing field than private suitors, John Morgan hears
Investigation sparked by questions about staff qualifications and contact hours. Jack Grove writes
Scholars restate the public value of their discipline in age of shrinking mobility. Matthew Reisz writes
Impact agendaLend us your earsPlaces are available for an evening forum at Shakespeare's Globe in central London to discuss research impact. The 19 April event - hosted by Times Higher Education and...
United StatesMore fool themAn April Fool's Day edition of an independent student newspaper has been criticised for trivialising rape, drug use and prostitution. The Boston University paper The Daily...