The University of Edinburgh has been warned to “think carefully” about its relationship with a “shadowy” social club, the Edinburgh News reported on 4 September. Edinburgh is already under fire after...
71 per cent went to 31 universities because of ‘narrowed’ definitions of excellence, claims report
The number of students from Europe who claim living cost support from the Student Loans Company has almost doubled over the past three years. About 22,800 EU nationals got the funding in 2012-13, up...
Sanaz Raji given funding for judicial review in lengthy dispute with University of Leeds, but deportation may thwart her bid
An innovative Building Research Park shares a former RAF base with Science Museum treasures
Online courses may have been over-hyped, but they will still be a valuable part of the future
Kevin Fong tries to find a little order among the chaos
Sally R. Munt lauds an ethnographic study of men who are ‘out’ about their weight
Barbara Graziosi on a study of female labour and ancient Greek poetry
John Barber on a vivid analysis of the last months of the collapse of the USSR
A study of immigration removal centres reveals their dehumanising effect, says Lucy Williams
Rachel Bowlby on a comprehensive history of literary theory and the various forms of criticism
Tiffany Taylor on a captivating and comical look at an often overlooked group of evolutionary survivors
Following recent letters in ߣߣƵ, and in response to Ferdinand von Prondzynski (“Divergence has delivered results”, Countdown to the Scottish Referendum, 14 August), there are...
Insight into life in an iconic institution in flux makes Martin McQuillan fear for the future of public universities in the US