Next week
News Down to business: why are graduates unemployable? Features Does TV enhance or diminish history? Universities that cover up the extent of cheating in exams; Is Dubya cleverer than we think? Books...
Search
-
-
Free universities from fund straitjacket, insists CIHE
Higher education institutions should be allowed to set their own tuition fees and be freed from government intervention and the financial "straitjacket of the state", a report backed by Downing...
-
Cambridge v-c voices doubts over top-up fees
Cambridge University's new vice-chancellor, Alison Richard, this week defied expectations and sounded a strong note of caution over the introduction of top-up tuition fees. In an interview with The...
-
First impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a new translation of the world's earliest novel: "I came to Warley on a wet September morning with the...
-
Minds meet on two-way street
Consciousness and the novel
-
In the land of the 'blameless' and Ras Tafari
Ethiopia, the Unknown Land
-
A trawl of the trenches finds art in artillery
Kleines aus dem Großen Krieg
-
More real life than lifestyle
Exotic No More
-
Becoming human
The Monkey in the Mirror
-
Tea and a constitutional with the founding fathers
America - Liberty, Equality, Power - The American Past - Voices of the American Past, Volumes 1 and 2
-
What grey days if Edward had lived
The Tudors
-
A lifelong dance with cloven hoof
Interesting Times
-
Divisions of massed facts pitted against bold raiders
The Great World War 1914-45, Volume 2 - The First World War, Volume 1 - The Myth of the Great War
-
From the Sultanate to Silicon Bangalore
A Concise History of India
-
Siting the Palatine by the Potomac
The Cambridge Ancient History