Resurgence of interest in feminism in face of 'attacks'
Discrimination by prominent media figures comes under fire at symposium. Matthew Reisz reports
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Robert Gordon uses slick logic to tap the assets of its environment
New principal emphasises importance of links with local industries. Hannah Fearn reports
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News in brief
United StatesRepublicans rebuffed at MadisonThe senate of a US university has voted in favour of its chancellor taking a lead in "contesting and resisting the misuse" of Wisconsin's freedom of...
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Impact: Collisions and Catastrophes
Monica Grady's thoughts turn to the end times in light of a striking exhibition on close encounters of the worst kind
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Arts review: The Tempest
A fresh, vivid and humorous retelling of Shakespeare's Tempest captivates Peter J. Smith
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Diary
ChichesterMervyn Peake: A Centenary CelebrationAlthough most famous for his best-selling Gormenghast series of Gothic novels, Mervyn Peake (1911-68) was a multi-talented artist in both words and...
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The Pick - The Twin Within: X-rays of Sculptures
The Twin Within: X-rays of SculpturesMedical History Museum, BerlinLike hospitals, museums often make use of X-rays for diagnostic purposes. They can reveal what a sculpture is made of, how it was...
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It's £9,000!
The waiting is over. The suspense is at an end. The news is out. The University of Poppleton has opted for a £9,000 annual tuition fee.Speaking to a specially convened incredulous audience of...
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Tim Everton, 1951-2011
Tim Everton, a keen rugby player and an even keener organiser of post-match drinks, spent most of his career in teacher training, but ended up as a pub landlord.Mr Everton started out as a lecturer...
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TV reviews: Dispatches & Campus
Gary Day finds absurdity in two programmes on universities - and only one is on a fictional campus
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THE Leadership and Management Awards 2011: Shortlist
Shortlist picks out the people who help keep universities running even in the toughest of times
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Odds and quads
This model ship, made of matchsticks by members of the "Upington 26", is on display in the Centre for African Studies at the University of Cape Town.
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Research intelligence - Variety not the spice of Ref?
Academics worry that framework's subpanels lack gender, race and geographic diversity. Paul Jump reports
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From where I sit - Yale makes India a key focus
Why is there a new buzz to the Yale-India relationship?New Haven academia's links with India are longstanding, beginning in 1718 when the Collegiate School of Connecticut was renamed Yale College in...
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