Students take legal action over withdrawal of visa sponsorships
Overseas recruits on LSBF-taught course seek damages over treatment by university sponsor
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Day one of lifelong engagement at Nottingham
Who got that job? Doug Thomson discusses fundraising and getting Nottingham alumni involved long term. Plus the latest higher education jobs and appointments
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Former member’s misconduct causes third retraction for lab
Image manipulation has forced retraction of Oxford unit’s Cell Metabolism paper
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Raw deal for BME students?
Do black, Asian and minority ethnic students get value for money from our top universities?When selecting the university they believe will provide them with the best student experience and a degree...
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Following the Leader: Ruling China, from Deng Xiaoping to Xi Jinping, by David M. Lampton
Jonathan Mirsky on a selective view of the Chinese political elite
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Institute of Education will bring ‘healthy dowry’ to UCL marriage
Proposed merger is for academic reasons, not to cut costs, insists UCL provost
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Early career academics make mark on REF
Fewer outputs in assessment exercise as analysis of submission data reveals impact of new criteria
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Blob rule turns up the heat
Unscrupulous operators should be unmasked, but using them to tar all the sector causes damage without tackling vital issues
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Making online teaching click
Why classroom veteran Dale Salwak waited 17 years to join the digital pedagogues
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Malcolm McVicar on human rights, buffer zones and 'girlie bars'
Uclan group chief executive officer discusses how the university’s planned campus in Sri Lanka can be a force for good
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THE Scholarly Web - 13 February 2014
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Geography and race affect university attendance
Data show whites and pupils outside London less likely to aim for, or undertake, higher study
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Satellite campuses in China are slow boat to secure future
Nottingham is one of a growing number of universities with a presence in or around Shanghai
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Cyber-abuse of academics - it’s time for action
Universities have the resources to keep us safe, says Sara Perry. They just need the will
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Q&A with Tony Spurgin
We speak to City University London’s oldest graduate, who received his PhD in engineering at the age of 83