Keep it up with the help of a yearly check
Study advises that governors regularly assess sustainability in the round. Simon Baker writes
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REF judge will give scholarly jargon a 'no' vote
Former journalist on politics subpanel will look for impact, not 'unreadable' articles, he tells Paul Jump
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PSA protests to Willetts over demise of grants
The Political Studies Association has written to the universities and science minister to protest against the government's role in ending small grants programmes.
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Government policy is blind to big picture in global rankings
Scholar says data analysis flags up risks of moving toward US-style sector, writes John Morgan
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Indian warnings of 'bankrupt' UK universities elicit strong denial from UUK
When mass-market newspapers in India run headlines such as "UK varsities go bankrupt", alarm bells sound for vice-chancellors.That headline appeared on the website of India's City Journal newspaper...
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Imperial confirms exit from CaSE
Institution redirects £3K lobby group subscription to support 'core activities'. Paul Jump reports
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Radio waves of subversion
Scholar 'disrupts hierarchy' and combines theory and practice live on air. Matthew Reisz listens in
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News in brief
'Exam howlers' competitionCan 'anus crimes' be beaten?It is that time of year when the pile of marking grows ever larger, which can mean only one thing: the return of ߣߣÊÓƵ's annual...
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UCL outsourcing plan may break law, union says
University College London plans to outsource all its cleaning and security services, but a union claims the "potentially illegal" move would harm the institution's lowest-paid staff and the quality...
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Orwell 2.0? De Montfort proposes wi-fi surveillance
NUS says students would 'baulk' at automated attendance monitoring. John Morgan reports
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Inglorious revolution
Tier 4 reforms discriminate against the private sector and give the QAA too much power, Geoffrey Alderman warns
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Postgraduate pool set to dry up as feverish coalition feels the heat
High student debt and higher costs will discourage applicants from further study, with disastrous consequences, argues Gareth Thomas
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Oil on troubled waters
Calm down Vince: Lord Browne is ready to kick-start the stuttering engine of university reform. Rob Cuthbert imagines the possibilities
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Business & management round-up
The Marketing Century: How Marketing Drives Business and Shapes SocietyEditor: Jeremy KourdiEdition: FirstPublisher: John Wiley & SonsPages: 280Price: £19.99ISBN 9780470660157Drawing on input...
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Computer science round-up
Software Engineering: Modern ApproachesAuthors: Eric J. Braude and Michael E. BernsteinEdition: Second revisedPublisher: John Wiley & SonsPages: 782Price: £46.99ISBN 9780471692089Fully revised...