Post-92s could lose cash for PhD students
Million+ calls Hefce curbs on research degree programme funding 'perverse'. Zoë Corbyn reports
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Up to one in four staff are facing the axe at beleaguered London Met
Staff and unions shocked as the number of jobs at risk jumps by 70 per cent, writes Rebecca Attwood
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Action against union official is dropped
Disciplinary action against a senior union officer at London Metropolitan University who left campus without permission to conduct union work has been dropped.Amanda Sackur, chair of the University...
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Cuts start to bite across the country
The University of Bristol has warned that it may have to make staff redundant despite making a £6.1 million surplus in the past financial year.In a letter to staff this month, Eric Thomas, the vice-...
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Prize night for unexpected delights and top teachers
Serendipity, pedagogy and engineering are offered a chance to shine in new Awards categories
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Hundreds join the race for inaugural honours
More than 250 entries have been submitted by 111 institutions for Times Higher Education's inaugural Leadership and Management Awards, run in association with the Leadership Foundation for Higher...
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Sector pays tribute to the man who reshaped higher education
Peers lament the passing of Lord Dearing, leader of the review that led to tuition fees. John Gill reports
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Daytime TV: Good works
Gary Day on improving tales of tearaway urchins, soaraway barnets and electromagnetic attraction
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Social Sciences Round-up
Technology and Social PowerAuthor: Graeme KirkpatrickEdition: FirstPublisher: Palgrave MacmillanPages: 192Price: £55.00 and £19.99ISBN 9781403947284 and 7307This book clarifies the place of...
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Hot papers in microbiology, 2006-2008
Data provided by Thomson Reuters from its Essential Science Indicators
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26 February 2009
Absolute value - Denham concentrates minds and budgets
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Rethinking the relationship between feeling and typing
Sainsbury’s is filled with surprises. Jamie Oliver’s visage smiles from most aisles. He is meant to inspire us to care, cook and consume. I must be missing something. From my perspective, he is about...
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Bullied Blogger: Work is dominating my life
16 February: After meeting with Colin Horrocks from the union I am presented with a terrible dilemma. What should I do? He seems to think that I have a case for a grievance or that I should opt for...
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Lord Dearing dies
The man who helped shape the modern higher education landscape has passed away. John Gill reports
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No apples for teachers
An HEA survey shows that teaching is still valued less than research, not least because of a lack of accord on how to assess it, writes Rebecca Attwood