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Marilyn Young on the harrowing history of a chemical used to kill hundreds of thousands of people

Marilyn Young on the harrowing history of a chemical used to kill hundreds of thousands of people

A. W. Purdue on the prevalence of crime within the British armed forces

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Doctoral training centre model poses international challenge for institutions

The need to run a tight financial ship is important, but it cannot be the sole determiner of the shape of higher education

Gurminder Bhambra supports the students and staff contesting the hollowing-out of the University of Sussex’s collegial ideals

Steve Smith warns of looming budgetary issues that could send institutions off the road

David Revill on diverse art forms that focus on, literally, nothing

Do the data represent the failure of market research or are they the inevitable by-product of a broad curriculum?

It is morally wrong to deny University of Sussex students 24/7 support from flexible, professional campus services, says John Duffy

Overseas students rejected on ‘arbitrary’ grounds, UKCISA report suggests

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Lucy Wooding discusses a fresh examination of fervent belief

Instructors and students discuss their experiences of the University of Edinburgh’s debut courses on Coursera

Over the past six months since starting as a visiting professor in the international study programme at the Corvinus University of Budapest, I have had the opportunity to meet people who are...