12 things you should read if you’re interested in global higher education
From the most international universities in the world to how demographic change will shape 21st-century higher education
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Top 100 books to read before leaving school: what do academics think?
Reaction to TES list – as chosen by teachers – is mixed
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Thabo Mbeki: African universities must show they can aid development
Former president of South Africa addresses inaugural THE Africa Universities Summit
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Athena SWAN reaches Ireland
Trinity College Dublin and the University of Limerick become the first organisations outside the UK to gain an Athena SWAN charter mark for gender equality
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News blog: How will the lifting of student number controls affect universities?
Concern that quantity, not quality will be prioritised as higher education marketplace opens up
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Owen Chadwick, 1916-2015
The longest-serving master of Selwyn College, Cambridge and a distinguished historian and theologian has died
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Q&A with Ruby Wax
We talk to the newly appointed visiting professor at the University of Surrey
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Quality assurance and TEF should be ‘one system’, says Hefce head
Madeleine Atkins calls for ‘alignment and synergy’ between assessment regimes
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The China Model: Political Meritocracy and the Limits of Democracy, by Daniel Bell
An argument for a ruling elite based on exams leaves Jonathan Mirsky feeling puzzled
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Yanks and Limeys: Alliance Warfare in the Second World War, by Niall Barr
A. W. Purdue on the conflicting interests of the Americans and British
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Kierkegaard, Eve and Metaphors of Birth, by Alison Assiter
Danielle Sands welcomes a focus on a life stage that has been largely neglected by philosophers
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Essay-writing tips for students are all at sea
Staffordshire lecturer’s illustrated activity book introduces students to research techniques
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Southampton Solent to validate £18K New College of the Humanities degrees
A. C. Grayling’s ‘Oxbridge-style’ private college strikes agreement with post-92 institution
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Victoria: Queen, Matriarch, Empress, by Jane Ridley
Easy lay the head that wore the crown, despite maternal meddling, says Ruth Richardson
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Sexuality in Role-Playing Games, by Ashley M. L. Brown
Trudy Barber salutes the scholarly insights gained without recourse to her inner hobbit (not a euphemism)