Dismissed manager sues over doubts about his candour in applications
Internal investigation found that Manchester was misled over criminal past. Melanie Newman reports
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Patterns of success
A unique collection charting the 125-year history of Marks & Spencer is to be housed at the University of Leeds, in the city where the retail giant was born.The archive, which has been relocated...
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NUS says graduate levy could replace tuition fees
Report argues that 'people's trust' would be fairer and raise more cash. Rebecca Attwood writes
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Committee told merger of MRC and NHS is possibility
The Medical Research Council could be combined with the research arm of the National Health Service in a move that is likely to worry those involved with basic research.The possibility of a merger...
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One book clubs together the 'two cultures'
They have taken place in pubs, living rooms and church halls, but now book groups are moving into a Scottish university's halls of residence.Every new student enrolling at the University of St...
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Monoglot threat to historical dominance
Decline in language skills could end UK historians' European pre-eminence. Matthew Reisz writes
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'Activity profiles' give full exposure
Sensitive data on performance may be made openly available to colleagues. Melanie Newman reports
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News in Brief
Whitehall budget squeezeBeddington sounds R&D warningThe Government's Chief Scientific Adviser has expressed concern that departmental research and development budgets will shrink as a result of...
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Stones and roses
Gary Day on Stonehenge (according to Time Team), flower arranging (by the WI), memories and poetry
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11 June 2009
Welcome to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
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Gloria Monday: Green car park makes drivers see red
Daily attempts to locate adequate, affordable car parking close to work is driving Gloria Monday to distraction
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Celebration of excellence
The winners of the inaugural Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Awards have been announced
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Opinion: Shoulder to shoulder, let’s seize the day
The DIUS’ demise offers the higher education sector the chance to change the narrative and restate its principles to a Government that has lost the plot, argues Paul BenneworthSo, it is time to bid...
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Bullied Blogger: What is to be done?
Over the course of my penultimate blog and the final one next week, I hope to enter into the debate with readers about my experience of being bullied and offer my thoughts on how things should change...
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New Universities UK chief confirmed
ECU’s Dandridge to replace Warwick