An open system
It’s useful to have articles questioning the role of for-profit services in the academic sector (“Do academic social networks share academics’ interests?”, Features, 7 April). However, it is somewhat...
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Korea highs
I read with great interest the article on morale at Yonsei University (“Foreign academics in Korea: disempowered and ready to leave?”, News, 15 March). It says that “Stephanie Kim, a researcher at...
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The books every university leader should read
The book is far from obsolete. Our feature recommends key texts for students, and one v-c looks to Machiavelli for advice
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Birmingham and Illinois launch cross-Atlantic fellowship scheme
BRIDGE fellowships build on partnership established between two institutions in 2014
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Cambridge college to fund disadvantaged students' living costs
Could the St John's College scheme be first step towards Ivy League-style system of financial support?
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Highest and lowest graduate earners by degree subject in the UK
Graduates of medicine and economics in the UK earn significantly higher salaries 10 years on, while creative arts graduates are the lowest earners.
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Asia Universities Summit 2016: final programme announced
Prestigious event will bring together leaders from some of the world’s best universities
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How Don Nakanishi overcame prejudice in the academy
Alan Ruby remembers a pioneer of Asian American studies
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Mistakes I’ve made as an early career researcher
Nicola Hemmings reflects on the slip-ups she made as she built her career in science, and offers advice on how to avoid them