Lord Stern’s review of REF: ‘stress will be eased’
Investing more in research ‘must be central to our nation’s strategy’, writes Lord Stern on the day his review of the REF is published
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Stern review: response from the sector
Lord Stern's review of the research excellence framework was published today. This is how UK higher education is responding...
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Research funders and UUK agree principles on open data
New concordat should help researchers ‘deliver significant benefits for society’
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Turkey purge: ‘strong academic institutions cannot emerge in a climate of fear’
Academics in Turkey are scared, and they have every reason to be, says Serdar Değirmencioğlu
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Stern review: submit all researchers to next REF
Landmark review of the research excellence framework also recommends that university where research is done should be able to reap rewards
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Bonuses up at USS as pension fund deficit grows by £1.8 billion
‘Too early’ to say if employer and employee contributions will have to be increased again, says chief executive
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Duke dean: universities ‘should accept responsibilities’ on trust
Bill Boulding of Fuqua School of Business says higher education must create a culture of public trust in academia through those they educate
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Enterprise courses in HE ‘reluctant’ to give real-world scenarios
Creator of crowdfunding teaching tool says entrepreneurship courses should drop the traditional business plan as a method of assessment
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Disability cuts lead to universal lecture capture policy
De Montfort University is asking staff to record their lectures to help students with disabilities
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Seymour Roworth-Stokes, 1965-2016
An acclaimed designer who became an academic leader has died
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First university secular adviser seeks ‘robust debate’
Westminster looks to new ways for students from 150 countries to explore their differences
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Grant winners – 28 July 2016
A round-up of recent recipients of research council cash
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Laurie Taylor – 28 July 2016
The official weekly newsletter of the University of Poppleton. Finem respice!
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Universities don’t fear the OIA. It would better if they did
Beefing up the independent adjudicator’s role would benefit the sector and students alike, says Matthew Wyard
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Turkey’s post-coup purge furthers state aim of a subservient sector
All scholars have to stand up for academic freedom as the Turkish AKP government works to silence critical voices, Mehmet Ugur writes