State scientists adjust results
One in three scientists working in government or recently privatised labs has been asked to tailor research findings, according to a trade union survey. Some 30 per cent of respondents said they had...
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It's good to talk, says new guide
For more students to get top jobs, universities' and employers' representatives must better articulate what they want from each other. That is the recommendation of a guide to labour-market...
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East Midlands colleges in crisis
College funding chiefs may not be able to meet their legal duty to ensure "adequate and sufficient" provision in the East Midlands as the region's colleges suffer financial crises. The Further...
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New book on college scandals
The vast majority of the scandals that have so badly damaged the college sector were caused by government policy and a flawed funding methodology, a new book will claim. "Most of the reasons why...
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Leicester recants
Leicester University has withdrawn a "trumped-up" formal disciplinary warning against whistleblower Andrew Colman, following The THES's reports that colleagues think he is being victimised. Dr Colman...
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Evil applied in daily instalments
To the Bitter End (1942-45)
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Victorians and King Edwards on trial
Black '47 and Beyond
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Karl's shin bone and far, far more
Karl Marx
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The all-singing, all-dancing thesis
The Entertainment Economy
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Tour de force is mad and magic by turns
Proust Among the Stars
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It was the larynx, guv
The Origins of Complex Language
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Abundant signs of confusion
Encyclopedia of Semiotics
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Samoan with a few tears
How to Study Foreign Languages
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Pure speech and its day of political power
The Turkish Language Reform