TEF paying ‘lip service’ to widening participation, says NUS vice-president
Sorana Vieru also questions motivations of academic establishment ‘cartel’ when opposing metrics
Sorana Vieru also questions motivations of academic establishment ‘cartel’ when opposing metrics
The Nazi leader aimed to convey taste and moderation with his interiors, says Neil Gregor
Anne Carter on the complex workings of our canine companions
Jonathan Mirsky on the treaties and extraterritoriality imposed on China in the decades after the Opium Wars
The Renaissance and the Middle Ages should be seen as a continuous epoch, argues Helen Fulton
When it comes to meritocracy in free market capitalism, people don’t hate the game, they hate the players, says Angelia Wilson
Jane Appleton on how youths feel about the organisational decisions and interventions that are supposed to help them
As universities and academics strive to aid migrants and understand their plight, scholars offer personal experiences of the upheaval
Flora Samuel on a revelatory call for researchers to embrace context, culture and the unknown
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
Are corporations profiting from philanthropy? Do mega-donors acquire too much influence? Linsey McGoey on ‘saint’ Bill Gates and the downsides of giving away $16 billion
Concerns also raised over ‘reckless’ plans to advance market entry and exit in England
A round-up of recent recipients of research council cash
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the national press