Academics challenge ‘apocalyptic’ predictions for future of libraries
‘Resurrecting the Book’ conference hears support for printed word
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Open access body needed ‘to coordinate implementation’
A formal body should be set up to coordinate efforts to implement open access, the Finch Group has recommended.
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New video aims to dispel ‘myths’ on visas
Film shows how Indian students successfully navigated the process
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University museums' ‘important role’ highlighted
Report pays tribute to museums big and small
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Pearson audit to ‘challenge’ universities on learning outcomes
Firm will detail effectiveness of its courses by auditing products
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Cambridge ‘spying’ film causes alarm
A students’ union has expressed its anger after a police officer was apparently caught on camera trying to recruit an activist to spy on students
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Malcolm Gillies to retire as London Met v-c
The vice-chancellor of London Metropolitan University has announced he is to retire next year.
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Greens plan protests over loan book sale
The Green Party is organising protests across the country against plans to sell off the student loan book.
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World's 18 best cities for higher education 2014
If we were to choose an official global university capital, which cities would be in the running? The following 18 would certainly be in with a shout
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ULU president Michael Chessum arrested
The battle over plans to close the University of London Union has seen its president, Michael Chessum, arrested.
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THE podcast: 14 November 2013 issue review
Download the podcastResearch grant application success rates, the end of the 1994 Group and Feargal Sharkey’s opinions on the changing face of higher education are all discussed in this week’s issue...
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Research grant success rates, 2013
Research councils show value of restraint
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14 November 2013
Here, let me show you - Mentoring: one-to-one guidance in a hostile world
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Campus round-up - 14 November 2013
Source: Rex FeaturesTake noteA pop-up record shop has been launched to promote work by music students. The NXShop, in South London’s New Cross, sells CDs and vinyl records made by those on the...
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THE Scholarly Web - 14 November 2013
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere