Girls clean up in the Ucas points sweepstakes
But data show that grades in each subject may be rather more equal. David Matthews writes

But data show that grades in each subject may be rather more equal. David Matthews writes

Academics lack guidance on foreign students’ use of proofreaders. David Matthews reports

A partnership helping students to work in the UK has been cut short. David Matthews writes

Ceramic cabbages, knitted cauliflowers and caterpillars, birds made of stone and metal, dancing daffodils, even a hive of porcelain bees: all formed part of the allotment created by the Manchester...

Early results of THE staff survey show 40% feel their opinions go unheard. Chris Parr reports

UK Centre for Research in Black Studies aims to tackle on-campus inequality. Jack Grove reports
United StatesPolitical squeezeA major US funding agency will not allocate cash to any new political science research for the remainder of 2013. The National Science Foundation took the decision less...
Widening participationStill a struggle below poverty lineChildren from the poorest families remain about half as likely to enter higher education as their more affluent peers, according to government...

For good growth, add soap and waterChildren under the age of five who have access to clean water and soap are half a centimetre taller than those who lack such basics, a study shows. The Cochrane...

Educators should not assume that all young people are old hands online, research shows. Jon Marcus reports

Before I took my seat at the Shanghai Theatre Academy for a performance of The Face of Chiang Kai-shek, I was aware that the play was written by a student of drama and movie arts at Nanjing...

Palestinians and Israelis live and learn together in City University initiative. Matthew Reisz reports

Students should not be turned into consumers, sector expert Jürgen Enders tells David Matthews

Institutions consider a ‘range of strategies’ to win favourable scores from students. Jack Grove writes

Academy risks research future by failing to give credit where it’s due. Chris Parr reports