A first-person history of mental illness
Historian Barbara Taylor’s account of the asylum system is woven into a memoir of breakdown and recovery aided by a ‘safe haven’, analysis and friendship
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Scottish ministers do the Highland mud-sling over UK split
Alistair Carmichael hits back at Michael Russell’s claims of xenophobia in Westminster
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Caltech: secrets of the world’s number one university
How does a tiny institution create such outsized impact?
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6 February 2014
Superstars - The story behind the world’s number one university
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World in brief - 6 February 2014
AustraliaTax measure ‘threatens’ fundingA body of leading Australian universities has criticised the government’s “kneejerk, short-sighted” attempt to recoup more than a billion dollars in research...
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THE Scholarly Web - 6 February 2014
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Q&A with Martha J. Kanter
We speak to the distinguished visiting professor of higher education at New York University’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
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Brian Trevor Griffiths, 1930-2014
A pioneer of practical training for interpreters in Britain has died
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News in brief - 6 February 2014
EPSRCMeet the new chiefThe pro vice-chancellor for research and enterprise at the University of Southampton has been named the new chief executive of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research...
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Too much freedom?
I know how frustrating “An FoI officer’s lot” (30 January) can be. But a freedom of information request to universities to find out how many FoI requests they had received is hardly demanding,...
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Young Turks revisited
Jack Grove’s excellent feature “Out of control” (5 December) rightly highlighted the role of Turkish students and scholars in the large anti-government demonstrations last year that centred on the...
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Classic misunderstanding
I found the patronising tone of the review of my book What Is a Classic? Postcolonial Rewriting and Invention of the Canon (Books, 23 January) very jarring. The book Robert Appelbaum fitfully evokes...
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Spurs of the moment
It is worth adding some historical context to Emma Rees’ discussion (“Kick up a fuss and reclaim your linguistic property”, 23 January) by casting a critical eye over the invention of tradition....
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NSS for staff needed
I applaud the efforts of Times Higher Education to take the first steps in reviewing general feelings among staff across the UK sector on a number of key topics. However, as THE has pointed out, the...