4 March 2010
The red peril - What bureaucracy really costs the academy
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‘Clear mandate’ for strike action at Sussex
Massive turnout backs UCU move to combat job cuts. John Morgan reports
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Tax business to abolish fees, union proposes
UCU cites Crossrail arrangement as evidence that plan could work. Hannah Fearn reports
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Tories promise universities A-level oversight
Gove says move will prevent devaluation of qualification. Melanie Newman writes
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Colleges look to Open for higher education lifeline
AoC considers options as cuts and cap on student numbers threaten degree provision. Hannah Fearn reports
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The insecure scholar: The Judas generation
The revolutionaries who shook the academy’s foundations allowed the managerialists to take over
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Research faces ‘managed or neglected decline’ without clear strategy, says advisory body
A new report from the Council of Science and Technology urges the Government to rethink the way it supports the UK’s research base. Zoë Corbyn writes
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Dismantling subject centres would be ‘self-immolation’ for HEA
In the wake of a grant reduction, says Chris Rust, the easiest cuts to the Academy’s budget could be the hardest to recover from
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Landmark strike vote at King’s College London
Proposed job cuts leave scholars with ‘no alternative’ to industrial action, says union
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