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Freedom of speech is being eroded and academics are complicit in its demise, argues Dennis Hayes. The university is the institutional embodiment of faith in the power of reason. It is a place set...
Freedom of speech is being eroded and academics are complicit in its demise, argues Dennis Hayes. The university is the institutional embodiment of faith in the power of reason. It is a place set...
In its pursuit of UK plc, the government is undermining intellectual endeavour, writes Paul Taylor. While politicians struggle to deal with the problems caused by the threats of anthrax and the...
Gloucestershire joins the university ranks England's first new university in a decade was created this week as the Privy Council confirmed that it had awarded the title to Cheltenham and Gloucester...
Ireland's universities and technical institutes face a 25 per cent drop in the number of school-leavers over the next 15 years, an expert has said. Don Thornhill, chairman of the Higher Education...
Lisa Jardine chairs a discussion between Fay Weldon and Elaine Showalter on the women's movement - past, present and future. Karen Gold listens in Lisa Jardine: Can you remember, Fay, when you...
Gender barriers are denying many women promotion in academia. Helen Hague asks what is being done? It is really quite touching. A 56-year-old male professor is exasperated by atalented female staff...

Why did T. S. Eliot have wife Vivienne committed? She was definitely not mad, argues Carole Seymour-Jones On her death in January 1947, Vivienne Eliot left her papers to the Bodleian Library, Oxford...
Muslim academic Zaki Badawi hopes that the events of September 11 will encourage the US to address the issues that inspired such atrocities. Anne Sebba reports. America must see that to stop the war...
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