Healthy Developments
Support for researchers' professional development is at an all-time high, two studies presented at the Vitae conference last week suggest.The 2009 Careers in Research Online Survey of about 6,000...
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Rules are revised after big promise proves empty
Without checks on donor, university accepted a pledge of £2.5 million. Melanie Newman reports
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News in brief
Exam howlers'Best Wank and Gaza' winsCongratulations to Leo Enticknap, lecturer in cinema at the University of Leeds, who is the winner of this year's Times Higher Education "exam howlers"...
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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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'Never too young to teach' - official
Speaking to a mass rally of the 2,469 postgraduates who will be teaching undergraduate courses at the University of Poppleton in the coming term, our Director of Curriculum Development, Janet...
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Unfair, misplaced vitriol
Media studies is belittled despite graduates' success, says Sally Feldman
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Science needs more space
Research should be aimed at improving our lives, not increasing our bank balances, says Thomas Docherty
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Research intelligence - No more 'double jeopardy'
RCUK has brokered a single application process for UK and Sao Paulo collaborations. Zoë Corbyn reports
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What are you reading?
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Leader: Pride is a necessary evil
With swingeing funding cuts on the horizon, the sector must not be afraid to boast about its burgeoning economic value
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From where I sit: Reformation, but at what cost?
The start of the Dutch academic year is an intriguing spectacle. Even the University of Twente, set up in 1961, takes the opportunity for its professors to parade through Enschede's town centre in...
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Chris Lamb, 1950-2009
Obituary