‘Atmosphere of intimidation’ at NUS conference
Delegates complain of ‘lack of tolerance’ and ‘time wasting’ in open letter to National Union of Students
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How to be a better teacher: ‘madness’ and media mash-ups
An award-winning lecturer at the London School of Economics explains why unsettling her master’s students is a valuable tactic
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A matter of form
Our Deputy Head of Form Completion, Mr Ian Cage, has responded forcefully to the suggestion by Eliane Glaser, senior lecturer in English and creative writing at Canterbury Christ Church University,...
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A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Campus close-up: Swansea University
A soon-to open campus aims to create big economic opportunities for Wales
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World in Brief – 28 May 2015
United States Fraternities ‘top liability risk’ US university fraternities, or male student societies, are widely considered to be a significant risk to institutions, according to a survey of...
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Young talents needed to advance medical research
Informatics expertise and tech entrepreneurship required for future research, say Medical Research Council and Wellcome Trust
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Historians weigh in on Britain’s relationship with Europe
Not everyone is a fan of a campaign to highlight ‘the historical myths that surround the EU'
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Two-tier pay system emerges at the LSE
Support staff to remain on single salary spine with a bespoke model set up to allow institution to compete for top early career researchers
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Q&A with Elizabeth Fenn
We speak to the winner of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for History
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Schools-led teacher training ‘risks supply crisis’
University leaders warn government that limiting training options could result in teacher shortages
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Siena: City of Secrets, by Jane Tylus
Discover the Tuscan metropolis in a study suffused with all the vitality of the Palio, says Philip Cooke
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Hefcw spares research at cost of part-time and postgrad study
Welsh research budget protected but sector head seeks policy changes
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Oxford names first female v-c
The University of Oxford is set for a female leader for the first time in its history, with Louise Richardson in line for the post.