A Freedom of Information request for information on the height "or estimate thereof" of every building "owned by any college associated with" the University of Cambridge, "and any other building...
A campaign to reduce the number of buses using Oxford High Street is being backed by the University of Oxford's colleges. The colleges fear that pollution and vibrations are damaging historic college...
The lecturers' trade union has claimed that arts and social sciences at the University of Edinburgh are in "crisis".David Bleiman, assistant general secretary of the University and College Union...
Petition calls on Government to end restrictions on academic freedoms, writes Melanie Newman
Bookselling in this country is in the middle of a revolution. More large, good, bookshops have opened in the last two years than in the previous 40 ... (Yet) computer systems for providing...
Universities' financial healthSector's credit score is goodUniversities in the UK are on a firm financial footing but face serious challenges, a study has suggested. The report, by credit rating firm...
Leeds scientist hits out at 'zealots' and urges secrecy for future small-scale field trials, reports Zoe Corbyn
Ninety years after the suffragettes' first victory, June Purvis reflects on wars still being fought on behalf of women's rights
Nostalgia was once taboo in academe but a new generation is unafraid to explore longing and loss, says Alastair Bonnett
Don't let students' howlers drive you mad, says Ken Smith. Accept their most common mistakes as variant spellings ... and relax
Figures show that one in three succeeded in overturning decision, reports Zoe Corbyn
Loss of funding for scholarships 'will harm Britain's ability to attract the brightest'. John Gill writes
- "Breaking news about breaking wind: the world's oldest joke is a one-liner about flatulence," the BBC reported on 1 August. Researchers at the University of Wolverhampton have found evidence that...
Study highlights the trials of junior lecturers feeling the pressure to perform, writes Rebecca Attwood
Film displaying undergraduates' lives and values is a YouTube success, reports Rebecca Attwood