Arnold Schoenberg’s 'A Survivor From Warsaw' in Postwar Europe, by Joy H. Calico
David Revill explores a composer’s symbolic musical remigration during the early Cold War
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Inna Sovsun: Ukraine's youngest minister plans academy shake-up
Minister keen to reform archaic system, including consolidation of institutions, end to two-track admissions
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Q&A with Dame Jessica Corner
We speak to the new chair of the Council of Deans of Health
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Everyone should make further enquiries
A drive to make colleges more research active must take in students, say Mick Healey, Alan Jenkins and John Lea
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Scholar's tribute to The Who's album Quadrophenia
Academic weekender in Brighton explores youth subcultures and theory
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Peter Fisher, 1955-2014
A leading figure in the development of geographical information science has died
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Appointments - 10 July 2014
The latest higher education appointments
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Far Afield: French Anthropology Between Science and Literature, by Vincent Debaene
Jeremy MacClancy on the evolving relations between two complementary disciplines in France in the first half of the 20th century
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Philosophy and Literature in Times of Crisis: Challenging our Infatuation with Numbers, by Michael Mack
Rachel Bowlby expects some numerical discussion but finds only hefty claims
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World in brief - 10 July 2014
United StatesIdaho arms campus safety officersIdaho State University has armed its public safety officers with guns for the first time in response to a new state law allowing people with “concealed-...
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Who gets crushed by the debt burden?
Alan Ryan considers the size and seriousness of the US student loans ‘crisis’
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Lacan: In Spite of Everything, by Élisabeth Roudinesco
Shahidha Bari on a deliberately ‘marginal’ life of the grouchy great man of psychoanalysis
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Between Pagan and Christian, by Christopher P. Jones
Candida Moss on an analysis of paganism from Constantine onwards covering idolatry, sacrifice, godhead and conversion
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Van Gogh on Demand: China and the Readymade, by Winnie Won Yin Wong
Tracey Warr on a myth-busting examination of the mass production of oil paintings in Dafen village
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I used to know that
“Students have forgotten more than half of what they learned in their A levels by their first week of university,” reports the story “A levels? Forgotten long ago” (News, 3 July). Shall we treat this...