Hooked on the singer and song
Bob Dylan
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Conquerors of the land of the Fur
The Darfur Sultanate - Darfur's Sorrow
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Mary, Mary, quite contrary
See the Virgin Blest
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Fast and fleeting fame
The Forgotten Prime Minister
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Dark end of Egypt's star philosopher
Hypatia of Alexandria
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A flaming injustice that destroys our records
Books on Fire
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Take the tube for the voyage of your lifetime
The New Time Travelers
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Evolution of a new theory of Genesis
God and Evolution
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Labs at risk from loss of expertise
Age 'time bomb' and poor training threaten skills drain as technicans not replaced. Chloe Stothart reports. University laboratories face a "demographic time bomb" as large numbers of technicians...
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SA lecturer's 'freedom to criticise' verdict welcomed by UK
Academic freedom includes the right to criticise university managers, a High Court judge has ruled. Although the case was heard in the South African courts, the ruling has been welcomed by UK...
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'I have long admired the college's unique mission of helping mature women'
Author and expert on 18th century writers becomes the seventh president of women-only Cambridge college. A leading expert on Restoration and 18th-century women writers has been elected as the next...
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On the move ..
Alan Colman has been appointed the new director of stem-cell research at King's College London. He will join the college's health schools in May. Dr Colman was part of the team which created Dolly...
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Security limits tutor access
Students complain that swipe-card entry at Manchester's new building prevents them getting on to lecturers' floors. Rebecca Attwood reports. Students have complained that academics are locked away in...
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Scots review four-year degree
Scotland's traditional four-year degree is expected to come under review by the group looking at the future of higher education north of the border. The Joint Future Taskforce is made up of Fiona...
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Historians decry journal rankings
Leading historians have launched a withering attack on a new ranking of academic journals, which they say is "manifestly flawed, crude and oversimplified", writes John Gill. The group want the Arts...