We wear a lot
I would like to take the opportunity of your interest in university graduation ceremonies to draw attention to the growing number of academic-dress schemes ("It's a big day, and it keeps getting...
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Not mad for it
Your notice in the Campus round-up ("Media monument", 16 July) is headed "Salford/Cambridge/Goldsmiths/Lancaster" and refers to the consortium that has won funding to develop media research and...
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Standards issue
Is the case of "Alpha-rated but no cash" the same as A-level students with high grades that no longer guarantee success (Letters, 23 July)? In short, are higher grades too easy to obtain?Gordon Joly...
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The filth and the filter
Presumably, the obscenity filters mentioned in last week's editorial will misguidely slash your online readership because of the inclusion of the term "cock-up".Tony Harker, Department of physics and...
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Acronym hits the fan
How unfortunate that the advertisement for a lectureship in "Strategic Hospitality Information Technology" at Thames Valley University (Classifieds, 23 July) appeared in the same edition as a six-...
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Love me, love my work
The secret to a long-lasting relationship within academia, says Dale Salwak, is understanding the unique demands of each other's careers
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Marital bliss
It may not be an exact science, but when it comes to finding love, some academics have found they need not look beyond the ivory tower, writes Sarah Cunnane
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Never again
Collective ignorance meant that military personnel watched the early atomic tests with no protection. Former US Marine Gerald Houseman recalls the day that he has regretted ever since
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30 July 2009
Hearts and minds - Making academic marriages work
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Seminal stem-cell paper withdrawn
Introductory text copied a 2007 report without attribution, writes Zoë Corbyn
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Anglo-American universities must lead the way to a ‘global civil society’, says report
Transatlantic institutions to combat ‘centripetal forces’ of globalisation. Hannah Fearn reports
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It’s safe to come to UK, v-cs tell foreign students
Swine flu fears assuaged. Phil Baty reports
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Mandelson says universities ‘are not factories for producing workers’
First Secretary aims to reassure sector in first major speech on higher education. Phil Baty reports
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Hefce unveils teaching cuts
Nine institutions will lose more than £1 million each in 2009-10. Rebecca Attwood reports
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Bursary rule change leaves poorest out of pocket
Move prompts renewed criticism of the Government’s maintenance-grant freeze. Rebecca Attwood reports