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Paper says the prevailing student-first 'mantra' ignores tutors' strengths. Melanie Newman reports

The baby-doomers' lament

How those who conform deal with conduct unbecoming

Rónán McDonald lauds a fine British essayist

Jeremy MacClancy raises three cheers to a book that offers oft-neglected theories on the past

Tackling climate change is about a lot more than understanding the science, insists Mike Hulme.

'If I find out that the gang plans to carry out a murder,' the sociologist asked his supervisor, 'should I tell someone?' Sudhir Venkatesh tells Matthew Reisz about fieldwork Chicago-style

Talks with overseas agencies about common review criteria could herald borderless funding, reports Zoe Corbyn

The academic who helped show how the better-off get more from comprehensive schools than the poor tells Melanie Newman of his experience of the class divide

Orientation classes for first-years offer a chilling insight into an entire cohort's lack of spelling and grammar skills, says a university lecturer

Research council aims to integrate science and policy in flagship programme. Zoe Corbyn reports.

Birkbeck's Ian Conrich, the driving force behind New Zealand studies in the UK, fell in love with the country via its cinema.

Employers and grant-holders concerned at lack of qualified research staff. Melanie Newman writes.