Easter eggnog
Swansea University psychologists Steve Glautier and John Bankart clearly have a pretty good grasp of the principles of their subject as applied to students. Swansea noticeboards have been emblazoned...
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Desert left to air
The THES expedition to Biosphere 2, the ecology centre in the Arizona desert built to perform experiments hermetically sealed off from the rest of the Earth (Biosphere 1), has revealed the secret of...
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Fast exit
Alumnus to be proud of No: 44 is a graduate of City of London Polytechnic which of course is now London Guildhall University. Given Guildhall's sorry money troubles, one would expect it to be...
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Me and my shadow MP build some bridges
Shadowing is helping to bridge the gap between MPs and universities. The scheme, initiated by the Parliamentary University Group, aims to provide an opportunity for MPs and universities to discover...
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Credit transfer protects access
A new Northern Ireland credit transfer scheme embracing both further and higher education could help protect access by students from disadvantaged backgrounds, according to the chairman of the...
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Further and higher education institutions to merge
* Further and higher education institutions in both the north and south of Ireland have come together in a unique bid to share resources. A pioneering conference in Armagh, organised by the...
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All-year study is 'inevitable'
Universities can no longer afford to stay semi-closed for 22 weeks a year, according to Tessa Blackstone, master of Birkbeck College and former Labour spokesperson on education in the House of Lords...
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Pan pipes
(Photograph) - An orchestral composition called "Scenes from a Glasgow Kitchen" involving frying pans and other kitchen utensils was premiered by the University of Plymouth Orchestra last month. The...
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Big bucks go to bigger chiefs
Huw Richards reports from the annual conference of the Royal Economic Society in Swansea on take-overs, pay and satisfaction. Despite the huge controversy that has attended the pay rises of managers...
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Greens help consumers beat the meat habit
Slowly but surely Britain is becoming a nation of vegetarians. According to a new study from the University of Manchester, the greatest decline in meat buying has been among women, who were the...
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Takeovers are bad for health
Huw Richards reports from the annual conference of the Royal Economic Society in Swansea on take-overs, pay and satisfaction. Nothing excites the City of London or the financial media more than a big...
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Best footnote forward
Signs of erudition or academic machismo? Sarah Nelson objects to the Triffid- like mushrooming of references. I am appalled by academics. If many are appalled in return, we can initiate a rigorous...
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Don's Diary
MONDAY. Here I am in berserkly Berkeley. After two sabbatical months, I can find my way around at least geographically. My office in the Center for Studies in 糖心Vlog is at the heart of the...
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Doctors in waiting . . . for rockets
It is springtime in Afghanistan where Kabul University has been de-mined and is ready to open. Christine Aziz reports At the medical faculty, one of the few campus buildings that has remained...
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Kabul campus countdown
It is springtime in Afghanistan where Kabul University has been de-mined and is ready to open. Christine Aziz reports There is very little left of Kabul University. Destroyed and mutilated buildings...