For-profit higher education providers could “really strike a chord” with students worried about the value for money of traditional £9,000-a-year degrees with “ridiculous” long vacations, according to...
Emma Rees is 34 down, four to go in a bid to see the Bard’s entire canon on stage
John Elmes investigates the growth in university-sponsored academies
Roger Morgan on the reasons why so much blood was shed
At the time of writing, Shakespeare's Globe is staging his oeuvre in a variety of languages including King John in Armenian, Hamlet in Lithuanian and Troilus and Cressida in Maori. There is also a...
David Gewanter applauds a literary - and scientific - exploration of the Bard's poetic longevity
Words of division won’t put the UK together again, argues Malcolm Gillies
Queen Elizabeth II opened the new Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon on 4 March, four years after it closed for a redevelopment costing £115 million. On 30 March, the coalition...
Fabian ideals of social improvement, lots of overseas students and possibly the first sub-£9,000 tuition fee in the Russell Group: the London School of Economics has always been a place of innovation...
Bruce Smith's twin targets in Phenomenal Shakespeare are theory and history, "closed systems of thought" that function as graven images, taking us away from the loving touch of Shakespeare.Since the...
Kenneth Baker calls on universities to seek financial independence from the state, and for the state to handle a precious asset with care
The soul’s yearning to find its psychological or physical other half unites two of Shakespeare’s early plays, says Peter J. Smith
Turkish Cypriot universities are pushing to be allowed to join the Bologna Process, which standardises degrees across the European Union. Turkish Cyprus, which is not formally recognised by several...
Lord Adonis wants closer links between universities and schools ("We're building bridges to help tomorrow's scholars climb higher", 10 January). But partnership is one thing and sponsorship of...
Public relations staff at Sheffield Hallam University were reminded of the cardinal rule of publicity at their centenary dinner last week - never work with animals or television celebrities. Lord...