Cheating is rife in Russia, finds student survey
Tolerance of dishonesty high in system where one in seven cheats in exams
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Digital literacy: the perks and pitfalls of plugged-in students
Researchers using student data in learning analytics cannot ignore ethical concerns. Plus the latest higher education appointments
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US universities: troubles? They've got 'em
The headline crises are just the start, observes Alan Ryan
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Love Bites: Caricatures by James Gillray
An exhibition of Georgian satirical prints is a timely study of the medium’s enduring power, finds Alexander Massouras
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Lack of detail on PhD loan scheme signals ‘clear and present danger’
Observer fears that research council funding for postgraduate study may be cut
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Immigration irritation
The UK wants to attract the best talent, but now, thanks to its disgusting immigration policy, this country is losing a fine academic (“Visa refusal is ‘pure madness’”, News, 19 March). I am ashamed...
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In defence of Surrey’s politics department
As graduates and current students of the department of politics at the University of Surrey, we are writing to express our concern at reports that the department will, in effect, be closed at the end...
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REF 2014 impact case studies: government policy cited most
Informing government policy was the most common kind of impact submitted to the 2014 research excellence framework, a study has found
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For open-access clarity, adopt rule on exception
RCUK review recommends aligning policy with that of UK funding bodies
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Believe the unbelievable: where Adam Smith and Agent Smith meet
Ha-Joon Chang urges fellow economists to learn lessons from science fiction
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Consensus on net migration change, says MP
Labour’s Paul Blomfield believes change could happen even if Tories lead government after general election
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The Spanish and Greek scholars thrust into national politics
Martin McQuillan on the critical theorists shaking up Syriza and Podemos
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Writtle College gains degree awarding powers
Specialist higher education institution Writtle College has been granted the power to award its own degrees.
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Postgraduate research loans 'could be restricted to certain subjects'
Department for Business, Innovation and Skills consultation asks whether funding should be limited to disciplines with strongest ‘scientific and economic case’
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Drop-out rate remains at record low
New Hesa stats also show proportion of new undergraduates from state school at almost 90%