A new "media creatives foundation course" has been launched in Nottingham. The two-year course is a collaboration between Nottingham Trent University, the Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies...
A major international study on osteoporosis led in the UK by scientists from two universities has found women with the condition suffer more if they had broken a bone when they were younger. The...
Women follow the crowd when it comes to sexual attraction, according to Welsh scientists. Psychologists from the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff have found a scientific reason why female...
Scientists have discovered that a species of bat "whispers" its ultrasonic call so that its prey - in particular, moths - cannot hear it coming. The researchers from the University of Bristol's...
The UK's first master's in information systems and business analysis has been launched. Following consultation with international employers, Aston University developed the course with a focus on how...
The amount of energy needed to cope with peak demand for electricity could be halved by a new way of storing excess energy. Spikes in demand, such as those that occur during breaks in major televised...
A historian has uncovered new archive material and personal documents belonging to Adolf Hitler, calling into question the popular understanding of the origins of the Third Reich. Thomas Weber, a...
Yer 'avin' a Steffi, ain't yer? The old David brown bread in firty donkey's. Sez oo?Says Paul Kerswill, professor of sociolinguistics at Lancaster University, who claims the cockney language will...
Academic and support staff report shift to culture of commerce, paper reveals. John Morgan writes
This silver plaque appears above the urinals in the men's lavatory at the University of Pennsylvania's Van Pelt Library.Businessman and philanthropist Michael Zinman, who claims to lack a "stop gene...
Researchers fear scalpel will be taken to specialist areas, with terrible results. Hannah Fearn writes
One of the things that I have been keen to do as editor of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings is to engage as much as possible with our harshest critics.
Student life gave Roxanne Pallett a blank canvas from which to reinvent herself and the confidence to follow her dreams
We have the technology to share knowledge, says Malcolm Read, but researchers need to work towards a culture of openness
The celebrity status enjoyed by University of Manchester physicist Brian Cox reached new heights on 19 August when he was unveiled as a guest columnist in The Sun. Professor Cox used his full-page...