Islam, rap and cultural harmony
Muslims are using rap and hip-hop to offer a more moderate and positive image of their faith to students. Music to my ears, says Michael Mumisa. An article in The Times late last year revealed that...
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Students demand value for money over fee increases Students are willing to pay up to £6,800 a year in fees for top universities, but they would not tolerate big fee increases from less prestigious...
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Universities criticised after funding figures fail to add up Lecturers have accused English universities of failing to keep on top of their accounts after new figures revealed that they made a...
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University policies that filter out middle classes Six of the 20-strong Russell Group of leading research universities have written policies discriminating against middle-class students to boost...
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The scarf in social fabric
Why the French Don't Like Headscarves - Human Rights and Religion
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from the life of a 20th-century scientific polymath: "The newest and grandest liner in the White Star fleet...
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Slim yet solid state appraisal
Nazi Germany
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Shame follows the sin and gain
The Trader, The Owner, The Slave
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Misplaced trust in signal security
Delusions of Intelligence
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A shadow of humanity in a pit of evil
A Human Being Died that Night
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Collisions of faith and might still echo
Rome and Jerusalem
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The most faithful disciple?
Reading Judas
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Enriched by united progress
The European Economy since 1945
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Today's news
Academics call time on 'illiterate' students Lecturers at some of the new universities are calling for a public debate on standards because they say functionally illiterate students are being passed...