Disability on Campus: ‘My brain has too many applications running simultaneously’
This week, Times Higher Education is publishing a series of stories about life on campus with a disability. Here, Anna Nibbs writes about her autism
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Labour manifesto: £11.2bn price tag on scrapping fees and bringing back grants
John Morgan looks at the detail behind Jeremy Corbyn's manifesto pledges
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Academic Ramblings: 150 emails a day? I bring it on myself
Scholars' inboxes are a minefield of spam, newsletters, and the odd invitation to meet a very important person
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Duke row after divinity professor calls diversity training a 'waste'
Attack on event's 'totalitarian tendencies' seen as attempt to 'humiliate' colleague
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Foreign funding for UK university-business links outstrips domestic
Brexit may threaten ability to attract future overseas funding, experts warn
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École Polytechnique’s modern outlook in sync with Macron
New president keen to support Paris institution’s ‘agility’, according to its leader
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Best universities in the Arab World revealed
The best universities in the Arab World have been named
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How T. S. Eliot’s time as a university lecturer shaped his writing
Ronald Schuchard looks at how Eliot’s time at the University of London shaped his work
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Wolverhampton under fire on ‘secret’ behind league table refusal
University appeals ICO notice to publish report on refusal to take part in league tables
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Richest European nations 'have most valuable HE-industry links'
An analysis of data from THE's World University Rankings suggests a country's GDP and university work with industry are related
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Disability on Campus: 'I have decided to go public as the Dyslexic Professor'
This week, Times Higher Education is publishing a series of stories about life on campus with a disability. Here, Nigel Lockett talks about being a dyslexic professor
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Publisher’s intervention on journal sparks ‘grave concerns’
Taylor and Francis move to replace editor and withdraw his paper threatens ‘scientific integrity’, critics claim
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UK faces biomedical ‘brain drain’, study warns
One in three scholars in field ‘deeply concerned’ about future research career prospects
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How should universities respond when academic freedom is under threat?
UK universities may be among the most autonomous, but they need international cooperation to make their voices heard, says Paul Boyle