Gas fills tanks but some are fracked off
Jon Marcus on the fiscal and ecological impact of extracting petroleum riches on US campuses
Jon Marcus on the fiscal and ecological impact of extracting petroleum riches on US campuses
• A university's Christian Union caused uproar by banning female speakers at some meetings unless they were accompanied by their husbands, The Daily Telegraph reported on 4 December. The decision by...

Universities and applicants put eggs in one basket, Ucas suggests. Jack Grove reports
Leeds v-c will replace Malcolm Grant and plans to extend 'global footprint'. Elizabeth Gibney writes
Remaining 1994 Group members meet for first time after mass departures. John Morgan reports
Academic freedom has been listed as the first of "10 commandments of higher education" by a leading scholar.
Head criticises plan to cap undergraduate numbers for private access to SLC funds. John Morgan writes
Paul Ramsden's attack on the critics of academic reform is entertaining but unfair: there are plenty of causes for concern
Geoffrey Alderman mourns the decline and seemingly inevitable disintegration of a once great democratic body

Forcing undergraduates to attend class retards their capacity to develop as mature, independent learners, warns Bruce Macfarlane

In this age of austerity, delaying reimbursements owed to external examiners is inexcusable, opines Iain Stevenson
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

Our Deputy Head of Student Experience, Nancy Harbinger, has described research on student-to-staff ratios by Stephen Court as "dangerously misleading".Mr Court, a senior research officer at the...

The story behind the writing of a literary tour de force is illuminating, finds Tessa Hadley
BDSM (the compound acronym denoting the practices of bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, sadism and masochism) seems to be everywhere these days. The unprecedented and unlikely...