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  1. Daytime TV: It's good to talk

    Gary Day is bewildered by children who don't speak, and finds prairie dogs amusingly conversational

    #Opinion

  2. Premature eradication shock

    A leaked email indicates that the 42 Poppleton academics who were recently invited to apply for their own jobs have already had their applications rejected.According to the email, which emanated from...

    #Laurie

  3. Give 'workies' a workout

    Interns deserve meaningful duties, not humiliating tasks, says Sally Feldman

    #Columnists
    #Opinion
    #Sally Feldman

  5. What are you reading?

    A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

    #Books
    #What are you reading?

  6. Leader: Rise up, freedom fighters

    The cornerstone of the academy is the liberty to pursue ideas and knowledge without constraint. It needs vigilant defending

    #Leader
    #Opinion

  7. From where I sit: Public exposes 'virtual bazaar'

    India is a land teeming not just with millions of people but also, it seems, a vast number of universities.They come in all shapes and sizes, and one variety of them, known as "deemed universities",...

    #From Where I Sit
    #News
    #Opinion

  8. Brian Case, 1947-2010

    An acclaimed botanical photographer who established a pioneering course in biological imaging and was promoted to associate professor despite not having a degree has died.Brian Case was born on 24...

    #People

  9. When science moves, God must give way 1

    Peter Harrison is quoted as damning Richard Dawkins' and his supporters' views as "intellectually vacuous, although their popularity is sociologically interesting" - a phrase that succeeds in being...

    #Letters

  10. When science moves, God must give way 2

    It is hardly news to show that many early scientists had religious convictions. After all, they worked in an almost universally religious culture. And of course, science and religion "are not single...

    #Letters

  11. Naked truth

    I read the story "Stark facts exposed about anti-regulation therapist" (28 January) with some surprise.I have no quarrel with any of the facts. I am aware that the battle over regulation for...

    #Letters

  12. The 48 per cent solution

    It is misleading to suggest that the Higher Education Funding Council for England has bowed to pressure to alleviate CO2 reduction ("Hefce reduces carbon targets after protests", 28 January). It has...

    #Letters

  13. Suicidal tendencies

    Your leader "Is survival all that matters?" (28 January) references international students as a potential source of increased funding for the British higher education sector. But this income stream...

    #Letters

  14. Self-cert examinations?

    Cardiff University recently had to change the way its medical examination results are produced after a mistake led to four students graduating despite failing an exam.The only way to stop this from...

    #Letters

  15. Truth trumps full disclosure

    I support Ron Iphofen's call for a common ethical practice code in the social sciences ("Do the right thing - unite", 14 January), but I found the objections raised in the letter the following week...

    #Letters