Where's the ticked-off box?
If you're sick of HR's endless, dubious employee surveys, says Adrian Furnham, there's a fiendishly simple way to fight back
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Super-selection creates a monoculture that does not benefit society
Government policies that push universities to recruit only top achievers are bad for diversity and equality, warns Tessa Blackstone
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Political science
A new generation of politically savvy scientists is needed to ensure that STEM delivers the benefits the UK needs, argues Ian Gibson
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Head hunt extended after too-short shortlist
Lack of suitable outside candidates for Offa adds to uncertainty in sector. Simon Baker reports
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Apron strings, as well as shoestrings, are key to dropping out, study finds
Students' social backgrounds may be less of a factor in determining whether they drop out of university than was previously thought, a major study has concluded.
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Second thoughts on extreme tactic
Police 'uncomfortable' with 'Orwellian' strategy to root out campus militants. David Matthews writes
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Hoffmann's Nobel input 'distant' from bench work
Researcher queries extent of professor's contribution to prizewinning immunity study. Paul Jump writes
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Innovation strategy 'ignores' funding and visas
Concerns have been expressed about the failure of the government's innovation and research strategy to address issues such as postgraduate finance and visa regulations.
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PR chief's parting shot cites LCC head's 'unfair' management style
'Blow to morale' as second staff member to leave within weeks airs grievances. David Matthews writes
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Two-tier fee system 'will lead to two-tier auditing'
Universities charging lower tuition fees may be held to more rigorous standards than those levying £9,000 a year, a professor of higher education policy has warned.
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Reading hopes Malaysia branch will bear fruit
The University of Reading aims to open a campus in Malaysia, becoming the latest in a growing band of UK universities to establish overseas offshoots.
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VAT shift could open back door to mergers
But as tax rules ease, institutional unions still face cultural hurdles, say experts. Simon Baker writes
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CRUK halts basic science grants as its research budget suffers 10% cut
Cancer charity's move closes option for early career scientists, experts fear. Paul Jump reports
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London Met to trim postgrad courses and prices
London Metropolitan University is set for further immediate course closures after an internal report recommended a "transformation" of postgraduate provision and the setting of relatively low tuition...
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76% white and male? That's today's UK professoriate
Equality body highlights gap in race and gender representation at senior level. John Morgan reports