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I trust that your review of the use of non-discriminatory language will be extended to the University of Poppleton ("Staff continue using terms deemed inappropriate by PC language advice", 6 August...
I trust that your review of the use of non-discriminatory language will be extended to the University of Poppleton ("Staff continue using terms deemed inappropriate by PC language advice", 6 August...
Following the observation that Thames Valley University was advertising for a post in "Strategic Hospitality Information Technology" (Letters, 30 July), I see that Roskilde University (same issue,...

The recession has intensified competition for university places, with degrees more vital than ever for gaining an advantage in a tough job market. As clearing begins, will the 'lost generation' be...
Far too often, obituaries are drab and sanitised affairs, so Matthew Reisz asks scholars how they might word their own death notices
Brilliant thinker, shame about the suit: dossiers retrieved by Belagir M. Synkina reveal academic search committees' encounters with genius
The Government is all at sea. Its wave of contrary policies mean it is in danger not only of losing a generation but of squandering it

Admissions of failure - How a generation of students has been sold short
Report calls for £33 million to be diverted from the University Challenge fund to support the group, writes Rebecca Attwood

Half of all students who train to be teachers actually go on to teach. Melanie Newman reports
If you want to stay abreast of what’s happening in the holidays, Gloria Monday’s advice is not to leave the building
Ucea must meet the union within seven days to seek a resolution. Melanie Newman reports

Anthony King watches Britain inching towards a new constitution

Andrew Blake discovers that the UK had its own distinctive youth culture before rock'n'roll arrived

The Liberal Project is unique in its contextualisation of the global human rights regime in "an evolving international society of sovereign states", a society itself underpinned by liberal...
On my first day at the university library, I found this collection of the papers of Leo Kanner. I have never let it go. Kanner, Austrian by birth, was appointed in 1930 as the first head of an...