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Culture: Eugène Boudin retrospective
A retrospective of the neglected artist to whom Claude Monet ‘owed everything’ is long overdue, writes Christoph Bode
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The Great University Gamble: Money, Markets and the Future of Higher Education, by Andrew McGettigan
Joanna Williams seeks more context in this political and economic analysis of sector finance
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Lush Life: Constructing Organised Crime in the UK, by Dick Hobbs
Tim Hall on an informed probe into the world of illegal trade in East London
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You can't blow that whistle incognito
Cardiff calls time on anonymous allegations of past misconduct in dean’s lab. Paul Jump reports
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Let's review the peer review process
We must hold up a mirror to scientific peer review if we are to stamp out fraud and uphold the discipline’s reputation, argues Philip Moriarty
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MIT tops Leiden ranking as US dominates
The US dominates this year’s CWTS Leiden Ranking of the world’s top universities.
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THE podcast: social media roundtable
Podcast Powered By PodbeanIn this podcast, reporter Chris Parr talks about universities’ use of social media with Emma Leech, director of marketing, communications and recruitment at the University...
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Buckingham represented at Thatcher’s funeral
The vice-chancellor of the UK’s first private university will attend Baroness Thatcher’s funeral after being invited on her instructions, and has praised her for transforming the nation “wholly for...
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Islamic society investigated over gender segregation
The University of Leicester has launched an investigation into a public lecture held by its student Islamic society after pictures of signs at the event suggested that men and women were encouraged...
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Scotland's draft governance code ‘weak and meaningless'
A new draft code of governance for Scottish universities has been condemned as “weak”, “meaningless in places” and offering “nothing new” by student and academic unions north of the border.
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Toni Pearce heeds discontent with NUS
Incoming National Union of Students president Toni Pearce has acknowledged that sections of the organisation’s membership are dissatisfied with its direction, and is determined to bring them back on...
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Overseas academics ‘will have open access exemptions’
Exceptions in the UK funding councils’ open access policy will be made for researchers hired from abroad, the Higher Education Funding Council for England’s head of research has pledged.
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World University Rankings video competition
World University Rankings 2013-2014 coming 2 October 2013The ߣߣƵ World University Rankings video competition is back for 2013.As last year’s shortlisted videos exceed 30,000 views...
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THE podcast: NUS National Conference 2013
Podcast Powered By PodbeanReporter Chris Parr heads to the National Union of Students’ 2013 National Conference to speak with Toni Pearce, who was elected president of the union at the event in...