First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a well-travelled writer and Nobel laureate who had a great affection for his dog: "When I was very...
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An incomplete textual tool box
Research Methods for English Studies
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Secrets of our shelf life
Consumer Behaviour
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Of witchery and wrinkles
Fracture
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One-time doughty ally at odds with his friend in the West
In the Line of Fire
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Working models for diligent dons
Managing Good Governance in Higher Education
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Icons designed to rise up out of the destruction
The Architecture of Aftermath
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A clunking managerial manifesto
Over to You, Mr Brown
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Don't shoot me, I'm only the reviewer
Critics, Ratings and Society
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Chaos is a great way to get some neat results
A Perfect Mess
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Stargazing soprano
The Comet Sweeper
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Hit the right buttons to reach new spaces
Mobile Communication and Society
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Number of chairs up 63% in decade
Competition is forcing universities to offer more professorships and improve pay. Tony Tysome reports Career opportunities for ambitious academics are brighter than ever as the number of professors...
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Darwin's house or Blue Duck, Perth?
A day trip to Nasa's Space Centre, camping in the Amazonian rainforest or a fortnight studying geysers in Iceland sound like dream holidays for scientists. But a new website, launched by German...
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'Durham needs to show the world the wonderful things going on here'
With its top scholarship and students, Durham could be the 'Princeton of Europe', says its new vice-chancellor Last week, Christopher Higgins became the 23rd vice-chancellor of Durham University. The...