Guy Judge, 1949-2015
A pioneer in the application of computing to the teaching of economics has died
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Islanders must know that a UK degree pays, says QAA
Universities awarding qualifications to those studying in the Caribbean must do more to monitor graduate employability
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Perhaps I’ll draw and you complete the story...
Anthony Trollope’s style is characterised by equivocation. How could Simon Grennan replicate this visually in a graphic novel adaptation?
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Grant winners – 16 April 2015
Leverhulme TrustPhilip Leverhulme PrizesRecipients are awarded £100,000, which may be used for any purpose that would advance their researchBiological sciencesAward winner: Elizabeth...
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It’s not pure open access or bust
The Higher Education Policy Institute produces analytical blue books and more polemical yellow books. The latter are particularly designed to stimulate debate. The recent letter from Michael Taylor...
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Academy of Medical Sciences’ Sustain pilot targets female scientists
Initial cohort of 20 funded researchers will receive tailored training and support to help stem leaks in the ‘pipeline’ to senior posts
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Irish scientists protest ‘funding apartheid’
Hundreds of researchers sign letter warning of cost of focusing exclusively on business-led priorities
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UK v-cs lobby in Brussels on EU research cuts
Proposed Horizon 2020 changes could mean millions lost, says delegation
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Student-consultants: cut-price advice from campuses
Those studying at Arizona State and other universities are in demand as firms across the US seek fresh business insights, says Jon Marcus
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Manchester Met spent £1.2m on ‘Vilnius memo’ libel case
FoI request reveals UK institution’s legal costs in action that Vilnius University settled for £112,500
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Let’s make higher education an election issue
In the workplace and at the ballot box, it is time to reject stale ideology, says Thomas Docherty
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Rhodes’ statue falls, but toxic legacies linger
As the statue of Cecil Rhodes is removed from the University of Cape Town, South Africa’s academy still needs monumental change, says Martin Hall
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Manifestos focus on teaching, visas, fees and funds
Tories talk of tougher visas and recognising top teaching. Labour alters funding plan for £6K fees. Greens promise to abolish fees
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‘Huge amounts of confusion’ over IP rights
‘Outdated’ policies at almost 20 per cent of universities make claims on student work, THE survey finds
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On Elizabeth Bishop, by Colm TóibÃn
Elizabeth Greene applauds this compelling examination of the American poet’s achievement