Diversity charges for higher fees
Breaching £6,000 threshold will have access cost, Offa guidance says. Rebecca Attwood reports
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Gaddafi et al: PhD was a team effort
But scholars downplay severity of concerns about Saif al-Islam Gaddafi's thesis, writes Paul Jump
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It's a Browne world, but there's still a place for us
Over the next few weeks, most universities in England will nail their colours to the mast and set their undergraduate tuition fees for 2012-13, when the cap will rise to £9,000. It will mark the...
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Their loss will be our loss
Ending visas for non-EU graduate students to stay in the UK to work would be disastrous, warns Kathryn Holeywell
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Bound and battered by a dependence on unhealthy relationships
The LSE's faith in the state has been its default setting for too long. It must break free and seek independence, Terence Kealey argues
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Stand and deliver
Students paying high fees will expect high-quality lectures in return. George Watson gives tips on how to meet those expectations
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Afghanistan: Crossroads of the Ancient World
Martin Bayly appreciates a timely celebration of Afghan art that allows the country's rich history to speak for itself
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The Pick - Ida Kar, Bohemian Photographer, 1908-74
Credit: Self-portrait/Ida Kar/National Portrait GalleryIda Kar, Bohemian Photographer, 1908-74National Portrait Gallery, LondonFrom 10 March until 19 JuneNovelist Iris Murdoch kneels by a bed and...
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Diary
NottinghamIgloo: VisitorThe London-based duo of Ruth Gibson and Bruno Martelli, who exhibit under the name of igloo, have created installations, videos, online projects and performances for...
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Traitor? Moi?
Our vice-chancellor has reacted angrily to the assertion by Professor Richard Drayton of King's College London that "vice-chancellors and many administrators have been active quislings" in the recent...
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More pride, less prejudice
Sally Feldman stands up for popular works of scholarship
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Leader: Precious and yet so fragile
Universities are global brands built on reputation. As the LSE shows, a good name built over years can be blackened in days
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Research intelligence - The cost of concentration
The ESRC's decision to limit PhD funding to 45 pre-92 universities has triggered outrage. Paul Jump reports
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The week in higher education
An academic faces an investigation over his decision to stage a live sex show for students involving a sex toy called a "fucksaw". John Bailey, who teaches a popular human sexuality course at...
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From where I sit - Work on facts behind the figures
We live in a world of informed choices. The bulk of students seeking a degree still opt for universities in their home countries. Their decisions are shaped by a variety of considerations, such as an...