World Reputation Rankings 2014 results
UK’s ‘golden triangle’ accounts for 8 of the country’s 10 representatives in top 100
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Is it time to rethink dyslexia?
Declared cases are multiplying, but the diagnosis still lacks scientific rigour, argues Julian Elliott
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‘Taxing’ lectures led to sacking, tribunal told
Former Imperial College lecturer claims low student satisfaction scores led to her dismissal
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Edinburgh’s arrested development
The lack of vision over the future landscape of the city is laying the foundations for trouble, says Richard J. Williams
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10 point guide to dodging publishing pitfalls
Veteran academic authors share their hard-won tips
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More students will stretch unit of resource, some fear
Adding 30,000 extra places will spread teaching funds even thinner, sector figures warn
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Men in higher education: the numbers don’t look good, guys
UK women are in the majority at almost all levels of university study
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UCU condemns Glyndwr chief over plan to cut dozens of jobs
Union passes vote of no confidence in v-c it blames for £4 million deficit
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News in brief - 6 March 2014
Study visasSubcontinental driftThe latest migration figures indicated another sharp drop in the number of students from the Indian subcontinent coming to the UK, although the overall number of...
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Bursaries fail to help poor students stay the course
Shift to outreach, Ebdon says, as Offa finds no link between awards and retention
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The Fissured Workplace: Why Work Became So Bad for So Many and What Can Be Done to Improve It, by David Weil
Virginia Doellgast finds workers pay dearly when big firms devolve oversight of pay and conditions
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The App Generation: How Today’s Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World, by Howard Gardner and Katie Davis
Tara Brabazon ponders an exploration of youth and new technology
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I Met Lucky People, by Yaron Matras
Shattering stereotypes starts with sharing everyday experiences, suggests Annabel Tremlett
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How Universities Work, by John V. Lombardi
Malcolm Gillies relishes the lean explanations in this drily witty and handy account of higher education