Saloua Raouda Choucair, Tate Modern, London
Shahidha Bari traces the development of Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair, who, at 97, gets her first major museum exhibition
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For richer, for poorer
Husband-and-wife academics debate the merits of the research excellence framework
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Darwin Deleted: Imagining a World Without Darwin by Peter J. Bowler
Simon Underdown discusses an evolutionary counterfactual
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Christoph Bode, Sandra Leaton Gray, Tim Hall, George McKay and Peter J. Smith...
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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The spirit of enterprise is everywhere at Huddersfield
Entrepreneurial and academic excellence are pursued side by side, and the dividends are clear to see
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Social arts trample liberal arts
The divisive country-club culture at ‘Midwest University’ that places status above study and raises partying to a vocation
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Ukoln hit by job losses as Jisc removes funding
Data infrastructure centre ‘decimated’, says 16-year veteran
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No direction: UEL left rudderless after v-c and two senior managers resign
Two pro vice-chancellors at the University of East London left the institution within a month, it has emerged, adding to the departure on health grounds of the vice-chancellor, Patrick McGhee....
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Letters to a Young Scientist by Edward O. Wilson
Michelle Harvey agrees with inspiring advice to young science researchers to never forget what initially attracted them to the discipline
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The first lesson of higher education: be prepared
The work of making students ‘college-ready’ must begin sooner, says Alan Ryan
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Appointments - 9 May 2013
Bishop Grosseteste UniversityOlivia SaganA psychologist whose research focuses on the role played by arts activity in mental well-being is to lead a new degree course in the discipline at Bishop...
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Antronette Yancey, 1957-2013
“A true Renaissance woman” - physician, poet and public health activist - has died
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Mooc completion rates ‘below 7%’
Open online courses’ cohort much less massive at finish line
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Artful entreaties
Humanities scholars must use dash and pluck to win research cash
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Ministers visit Russell Group universities more often
David Willetts and Vince Cable appear to prefer visiting Russell Group to post-92s, writes John Morgan