Russell Group ‘pulls further away’ in funding race
But despite increased income, academics increasingly employed on teaching-only contracts, says King’s College London study
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Jo Johnson under fire for calling some university teaching ‘lamentable’
Universities minister also tells BIS committee that TEF will look at graduate employment rather than salaries
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Call the world outside university anything you like, just don’t call it ‘real’
Alison James has five reasons why we should stop saying ‘in the real world’
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Israeli academics critical of American Anthropological Association boycott report
Scholars call for open dialogue with Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement supporters
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Social sciences: how to deliver on their potential
Former Nuffield Foundation director Sharon Witherspoon says the disciplines face many challenges
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Cyber attack on Janet network disrupts university internet connections
Problems with Jisc-operated network stretch into second day
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BRICS Universities Summit: interview with Raj Kumar
Vice-chancellor of OP Jindal Global University on Indian higher education
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Are US universities declaring war on Christmas?
University of Tennessee’s advice on holiday parties sets off major political debate, writes Scott Jaschik
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University of Sussex PhD students demand back pay for ‘unpaid teaching’
Life sciences PhD candidates believe they are owed money for teaching undergraduates as a condition of funding
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Royal Society to make scientific IDs mandatory for its journals
Organisation hopes use of ORCID system will end confusion over authorship and researcher identity
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Tanzanian universities combat female genital mutilation
Better training will help communities to prevent and deal with consequences of procedure, says vice-chancellor