Brian Trevor Griffiths, 1930-2014
A pioneer of practical training for interpreters in Britain has died

A pioneer of practical training for interpreters in Britain has died

EPSRCMeet the new chiefThe pro vice-chancellor for research and enterprise at the University of Southampton has been named the new chief executive of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research...

I know how frustrating “An FoI officer’s lot” (30 January) can be. But a freedom of information request to universities to find out how many FoI requests they had received is hardly demanding,...
Jack Grove’s excellent feature “Out of control” (5 December) rightly highlighted the role of Turkish students and scholars in the large anti-government demonstrations last year that centred on the...
I found the patronising tone of the review of my book What Is a Classic? Postcolonial Rewriting and Invention of the Canon (Books, 23 January) very jarring. The book Robert Appelbaum fitfully evokes...
It is worth adding some historical context to Emma Rees’ discussion (“Kick up a fuss and reclaim your linguistic property”, 23 January) by casting a critical eye over the invention of tradition....
I applaud the efforts of ߣߣƵ to take the first steps in reviewing general feelings among staff across the UK sector on a number of key topics. However, as THE has pointed out, the...

Education secretary Michael Gove has renewed his attack on “the Blob” – aka the “bloated educational bureaucracy” lurking in schools, local education authorities and, mostly, university education...

Once again, serious conflict has broken out on campus over our university’s proposed submissions to the ߣߣƵ Leadership and Management Awards.Regular readers of The Poppletonian may...

Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Luke RendellInstitution: University of St AndrewsValue: £119,556Developing a data-driven multi-agent model for studying humpback whale...

University mulls joint venture with INTO to boost business school

Change in Tupe law means employers can offer new terms one year after move

Part-time enrolments at universities in England have been hit hard since the introduction of higher tuition fees, fresh data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency suggest

An exhibition reveals the impact of refugee scholars on the University of California flagship