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  1. Engaging with students’ spirituality

    Students’ religious convictions need not hinder the learning environment; treated respectfully and inclusively, their presence may enhance the experience for all

    #Teaching

  2. Portfolio careers

    Why settle for a single career when you could have six? Take a look at your skills, plan ahead and diversify

    #Career

  3. Come back Zenodotus. All is forgiven.

    Beware digi-evangelists and search engines, says Tara Brabazon. It is still real-life librarians, past and present, who remain the true custodians of human knowledge

    #Columnists
    #Opinion

  4. Agency workers: the Court of Appeal rules

    Agency workers are considered to "miss out" because many important employment rights, such as protection against unfair dismissal, are only enjoyed by those who can bring themselves within the legal...

    #Legal

  5. Discipline and Punish

    Poppleton University's successful history of outsourcing was given a new boost with last week's announcement that academic staff discipline was to be outsourced to HM Prison Service.Jamie Targett,...

    #Laurie

  6. Clear heads in the clouds

    Up in the Andes is a university worth emulating, says Felipe Fernández-Armesto

    #Columnists
    #Felipe Fernandez Armesto
    #Opinion

  7. Leader: Measuring up the yardsticks

    Despite their imperfections and controversy, league tables still add more to our understanding of the sector than they subtract

    #Leader
    #Opinion

  8. John Sizer, 1938-2008

    From humble beginnings working in the trawling and frozen food industries while studying for accountancy exams at Grimsby College of Further Education, John Sizer went on to become chief executive of...

    #People

  9. 'Pernicious tosh' of top-up fee defenders 1

    Gerard Kelly (Leader, 3 April) calls for a debate on top-up fees, but insists that they are "necessary". What about the graduate tax? If I were a student, I would rather know that I would pay tax at...

    #Letters

  10. 'Pernicious tosh' of top-up fee defenders 2

    Your leader states that "it is right that those who personally benefit should pay when they are able and that those who do not should not be taxed for someone else's privilege". This is pernicious...

    #Letters

  11. 'Pernicious tosh' of top up fee defenders 3

    In your efforts to justify charging higher fees, you point to "crumbling infrastructure" and "creaking campuses" in what you regard as the underfunded education system of Ireland. This misleading...

    #Letters

  12. Still burdened by bias 1

    You point out that academia could soon be "a largely 'female' profession" but not at the highest levels ("Still second among equals", March).This is borne out by the example of the UK's medical...

    #Letters

  13. Still burdened by bias 2

    In asking whether women miss out on promotion because of prejudice or because they are less committed, you quote figures from the Robert Drago and Carol L. Colbeck study on bias avoidance (strategies...

    #Letters

  14. The art of the specialist

    After the shocking discovery and public admission (Letters, 6 March) that it is not possible to produce an algorithm for the economic impact of research, Philip Esler, chief executive of the Arts and...

    #Letters

  15. Call yourself a doctor?

    The medical profession has a long tradition of misusing academic titles (Letters, March). After all, physicians style themselves Dr but most of them have two bachelors degrees, not a doctorate.People...

    #Letters