Drop-outs still get loan
Students who drop out during their first term at university will still receive the second instalment of their loans following delays in data collection by the Student Loans Company. The SLC will pay...
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Turk students face study ban
Turkish students face the prospect of political restrictions on studying abroad following concern that they are coming into contact with radical Islamic groups. Parliament is proposing introducing...
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Holy lives of Hindu devotees
Devi the Great Goddess - Benares Seen from Within - Meeting God
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A life spent seeking justice
Collected Papers
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Unsuitable tenants for an empty sanctuary
God's Funeral
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God's most highly tuned frequency
An Intelligent Person's Guide to Judaism
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I am the 'I' in Islam
On Being a Muslim
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Artefacts and the articles of faith
The Oxford History of the Biblical World
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First impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a friendly novel first published in 1929: " There, far below, is the knobbly backbone of England, the...
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The state of the nation's education
Scottish Education
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The appearance of incoherence
Contemporary Higher Education - Volume Five - Contemporary Higher Education - Volume Four - Contemporary Higher Education - Volume Six - Contemporary Higher Education - Volume Two - Contemporary...
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Testing time for ideas
Assessment Matters in Higher Education
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Study steps into the melting pot
The Globalisation od Higher Education
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A poet teaching literature at large and at
Wandering Professor
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Master of the multiverse
Simon Singh talks to Astronomer Royal Martin Rees about promoting British science and the importance of six numbers. Catching up with the Astronomer Royal proved trickier than imagined. Unlike most...