Literary champion of moral revival finally gets his homecoming
Christopher Terry welcomes a re-examination of the work of F.R. Leavis and the legacy of his controversial style of criticism
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Daytime TV: Love me do
TV histories may struggle for free expression, but the Beatles enjoyed it in abundance, Gary Day finds
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Arguing About Religion
Editor: Kevin TimpeEdition: FirstPublisher: RoutledgePages: 633Price: £80.00 and £.99ISBN: 9780415988612 and 8629Unlike some other volumes in the Arguing about Philosophy series, this anthology does...
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The titans: Institutional rankings by output and citations
Data provided by Thomson Reuters from its Essential Science Indicators, 1 January 1999-30 April 2009
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17 September 2009
Seven deadly sins - What are the worst scholarly vices?
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‘Mickey-Mouse’ degrees are lucrative, too
League tables show usual suspects and post-92 vocational graduates fare well in the job market. Hannah Fearn reports
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Sector’s funding quangos under scrutiny
Mandelson announces review to cut ‘overlapping bureaucracies and duplicated programmes’.
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“Bigwig” ushered “nonsense” paper into top journal, say scientists
An article claiming caterpillars and butterflies evolved separately has attracted widespread criticism, writes Zoë Corbyn
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Leeds Met expenses probe 'exonerates' Lee
KPMG finds no evidence of wrongdoing, but discovers cases of non-compliant practice among management. Melanie Newman reports
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Reading plans restructure
Institution may create three overarching faculties to concentrate strengths and cut costs. Hannah Fearn reports
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Lammy demands ‘further and faster’ progress towards economic impact
Higher Education Minister also tells UUK conference that sector must bring in more private cash. Phil Baty reports
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Teaching: Superficiality breeds contempt
Tim Birkhead challenges a state of affairs where academics are too busy chasing research grants to inspire their students
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Occupational hazards
For months, Nicholas Tesla has endured interviews, psychometric testing and inedible food. Yet despite being eminently qualified, the management role he seeks remains elusive. So is his approach to...
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THE Awards 2009: shortlist announced
Times Higher Education Awards 2009's front-runners are poised for October's revelations
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Published this week
? = Review forthcomingGEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES- ? The Handbook of Sustainability LiteracyEdited by Arran Stibbe, senior lecturer in the department of humanities, University of...