Laurie Taylor – 14 December 2017
Absent blushes What special qualities make an ideal vice-chancellor? According to Dr Mike Goshworthy of our Department of Social Psychology, a truly modern vice-chancellor must be free from an...
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Sexual advancement
The feature “Cultures of denial” (16 November) explored the question of whether academia had a culture of denial around sexual misconduct. There are many elements to the issue, but one often goes...
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Books reviewers
In “The REF is mistaken: monographs are not inferior to papers” (Opinion, 7 December), Bruce Macfarlane argues that the research excellence framework is eroding the value of books in the humanities...
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Biblical illiteracy
If Cedarville University is intent on implementing a “biblically consistent curriculum” (“New teaching policy ‘confuses education with indoctrination’”, News, 30 November) that leaves plenty of room...
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Let the REF games begin
Universities hoping to submit staff who have already left are going to have to work hard on maintaining goodwill, says Robert Dingwall
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David Willetts: ‘I plead guilty’ on part-time student decline
MPs also hear Lord Browne say government changes to his review’s system meant ‘it started not working’
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Edinburgh launches institute to tackle world’s major problems
£10 million gift will help fund what will become one of Europe’s largest centres for interdisciplinary learning and research
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Is the UK’s approach to open access sustainable? We must move further, faster
Without action, the UK might end up in the situation of funding both subscriptions and article-processing charges on an ongoing basis, writes Helen Blanchett
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Do university rankings allow the real ‘stars of teaching’ to shine?
Mark Jones looks at what happens to the league tables if you isolate the World University Rankings’ teaching metrics
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US universities pledge to increase intake of low-income students
Six institutions with strong graduation rates announce new targets
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ߣߣƵn universities step up pressure over budget cuts
Higher education access provides ‘inoculation against political dislocation’, Universities ߣߣƵ tells ministers
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Financing two-year degrees: more complicated than you might think
Longer courses could mean bigger loans, which would eat into the government’s trumpeted savings, says Nick Hillman