Teaching REF is a bad joke
The idea of a teaching equivalent of the research excellence framework is another fine product from the nonsense factory that is higher education policy in the UK (“Teaching REF would lead to time...
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‘Customer’ isn’t right
Michael Bulman, founder of Rate Your Lecturer, has defended the site against criticisms, saying that too many institutions hold research in higher regard than teaching – to the detriment of student...
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No head over heels
I enjoyed the review of the Shoes: Pleasure and Pain exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum as I was among “the sharp-elbowed crowds that gathered for the previews” (“Hot shoe shuffle”, Culture...
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Nobel laureate to lead Australian university
Prize-winning physicist appointed as vice-chancellor of ANU
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Popularity of HE a threat to FE colleges, says report
Funding crisis could spell the end for colleges, claims Alison Wolf study
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Welsh government sets out ‘radical’ plans to transform teacher training
Proposals follow recommendations in independent report
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Student Loans Company pursues undergraduate ‘beyond the grave’
Human error blamed for issue of statement detailing £12K debt
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Teacher training recruitment uncapped for universities
Government announces changes to how places will be allocated
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Universities ‘contribute to culture that that doesn’t take sexual harassment seriously’
A lack of clarity on how to report incidents in UK universities is problematic, says Susuana Antubam
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English and art students ‘most likely to express passion’ in Ucas applications
Analysis by admissions service finds medicine and accountancy students emphasise career aspirations
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From genital mixing to buffet zones: 7 classic 'exam howlers'
The finest malapropisms and typos the sector has seen in our look back at the winners of the last five years
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Terrorists ‘targeting universities and scholars’ says report
Hundreds of incidents highlighted by international network
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MPs concerned by decline of part-time study, survey finds
Open University vice-chancellor calls on government to arrest drop in enrolment
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US colleges mourn after South Carolina shooting
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed