An investigation into a for-profit college by the UK’s quality watchdog has found that a fifth of students in a sample failed to show up to any classes at all, despite receiving public funding
Since 2003, the number of graduates from the universities of Oxford and Cambridge teaching at state schools has risen from 5,000 to 11,000
Universities celebrate at the ߣߣÊÓƵ Leadership and Management Awards
Ulster University is to cut up to 210 jobs and lose around 1,200 student places to cope with a £8 million reduction in Northern Ireland’s higher education budget
This week's issue discussed by the ߣߣÊÓƵ team
‘Buoyant market’ leads to unfilled posts
SUVs but no Porsches: success is relative when keeping up with the Joneses, Jessi Streib finds
A brilliant study of the narcissistic Nazi’s diaries offers fresh perspectives, says Robert Gellately
Elizabeth Greene lauds an eminent critic’s fine close reading of Wallace Stevens and others
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
Yvonne Sherratt on a study of how imperial history has been one of the most frequent and extensive elements of human experience
Helen Bynum on a doctor who is gently but firmly arguing against those who are harming children’s health through their religion
Studies of library lending records are overdue, says Faye Hammill
James Stevens Curl on a well-researched study of the display of and visitor reactions to exhibits
Debate over the RAB charge is misleading. England's higher education funding system is sound and flexible, argues the former universities minister