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  1. Gurus of class control

    Trevor and Sue Habeshaw have made a small fortune from teaching manuals and now form a consultancy team. Pat Leon met them. In much the same way that Heinz made 57 varieties its marketing pitch, the...

  2. Star Turn

    A childhood spent in Kwazulu Natal inspired a scientist to carve out a career in military history. Adrian Mourby met him. There are not many lecturers like David Rattray, and there are not many...

  3. It starts with the student

    A sea change in thephilosophy of learningis needed to retain the mutually beneficial link between teaching and research, argues Lewis Elton What are the academic life skills of a university graduate...

  4. Arms cash ignites fury

    Cambridge University is facing mass student protests over a gift of at least Pounds 750,000 from arms manufacturer GKN. The move has been condemned by human rights campaigners, and Cambridge's...

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  5. Support scheme nips talent in the bud

    Some of Britain's most promising dance and drama students are unable to join the top schools of their choice because a national scheme designed to support them is underfunded, says a report published...

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  6. In the swim

    (Photograph) - In the swim: Matthew Crabb, a sports scholarship student at Coventry University, has been chosen as a member of the Great Britain Paralympic Squad for the Paralympic Games in Sydney....

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  7. South Africa's former black campuses set to merge

    Many of South Africa's historically black higher education institutions may be absorbed by neighbouring universities if changes recommended by a government-appointed task team are implemented. The...

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  8. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from someone with an instinct for the way we talk: " As you are reading these words, you are taking part in...

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