What Sussex is losing...
Gurminder Bhambra supports the students and staff contesting the hollowing-out of the University of Sussex’s collegial ideals
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Mind the money, not the Moocs
Steve Smith warns of looming budgetary issues that could send institutions off the road
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No Medium by Craig Dworkin
David Revill on diverse art forms that focus on, literally, nothing
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Unfilled course numbers rise despite cutbacks
Do the data represent the failure of market research or are they the inevitable by-product of a broad curriculum?
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What Sussex is gaining...
It is morally wrong to deny University of Sussex students 24/7 support from flexible, professional campus services, says John Duffy
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Questions over credibility of border credibility interviews
Overseas students rejected on ‘arbitrary’ grounds, UKCISA report suggests
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THE Scholarly Web - 18 April 2013
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Being Protestant in Reformation Britain, by Alec Ryrie
Lucy Wooding discusses a fresh examination of fervent belief
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How was it? The UK’s first Coursera Moocs assessed
Instructors and students discuss their experiences of the University of Edinburgh’s debut courses on Coursera
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Say 'no' to company policy
Over the past six months since starting as a visiting professor in the international study programme at the Corvinus University of Budapest, I have had the opportunity to meet people who are...
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QAA finds 'serious flaws' in Anglia Ruskin's validation
University says problems at partner colleges affect just 3% of students
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Culture: Eugène Boudin retrospective
A retrospective of the neglected artist to whom Claude Monet ‘owed everything’ is long overdue, writes Christoph Bode
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The Great University Gamble: Money, Markets and the Future of Higher Education, by Andrew McGettigan
Joanna Williams seeks more context in this political and economic analysis of sector finance
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Lush Life: Constructing Organised Crime in the UK, by Dick Hobbs
Tim Hall on an informed probe into the world of illegal trade in East London
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You can't blow that whistle incognito
Cardiff calls time on anonymous allegations of past misconduct in dean’s lab. Paul Jump reports