Drink problems
James Nicholls' study of English attitudes to alcohol since the Tudors reveals familiar concerns - and a dilemma for the Tories
James Nicholls' study of English attitudes to alcohol since the Tudors reveals familiar concerns - and a dilemma for the Tories
Stephen Minger, a renowned stem-cell researcher, has left academia to join GE Healthcare, a firm that specialises in medical imaging and diagnostic technology. The former director of King's College...
Report says student support should be slashed to maintain standards. Hannah Fearn reports
Chinese students using online social networks to discuss studying abroad put the UK at the head of the pack - but worry about where to buy Chinese food when they get here.Research carried out on...
Scottish universities have welcomed an unexpected boost in funding for higher education in the draft budget for the next academic year.The draft Scottish Budget Bill for 2010-11, the third year of...
Analysis by Thomson Reuters puts physicists in line for accolade, writes Zoë Corbyn
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Stirling plans overhaul of its hiring strategy as research funding falls. Melanie Newman reports
Study finds hours have not risen for years, but the administrative load has. Zoë Corbyn reports
The 16-storey Muirhead Tower, named after the University of Birmingham's first professor of philosophy, has become one of its iconic buildings.Although Sir Philip Dowson's original 1971 facade has...
Combined ranking provides more comprehensive view of institutions' progress. Hannah Fearn reports
Universities could face expensive legal action and embarrassing ethical questions if they don't formulate rules on how to manage their cultural property.The warning comes from University College...
Scientists 'misrepresented' in media encouraged to contact minister for help. Zoë Corbyn reports
Bill Wakeham reflects on the challenges ahead and the need for unions to join employers in overcoming them