Five myths about academic editing
The quality of scholarly editing is ‘extremely uneven’, says Brian Bloch
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IoE centre’s agenda aims to make case for higher education research
Funding, staffing and alternative providers among issues to be considered as part of £5 million initiative
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TEF: pull back from link to fees, urges Million+
Government urged to change plans to avoid damage to English universities’ global reputation
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Lectures cancelled as rally for suspended union rep closes Soas library and buildings
Hundreds of protesters gather on Bloomsbury campus in support of suspended Unison branch secretary Sandy Nicoll
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THE podcast: 29 October - 4 November 2015 issue review
This week's edition discussed by the ÌÇÐÄVlog editorial team
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Success rates: surge in applications to ‘struggling’ research councils
Success rates fall at five out of six councils amid warnings that the process could become ‘more of a lottery’ as reviewers are stretched
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Oxford knocks Imperial off research income top spot
Universities of Birmingham, Glasgow and York enter top 10 after £120 million grant for quantum technology
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London Business School head eyes US competition
Andrew Likierman says first fundraising campaign is necessary to maintain global position
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Chris Upton, 1953-2015
A ‘genuinely public historian’ and charismatic lecturer has died
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Interview with Ruth Kelly
The former Labour Cabinet minister talks about her foray into the world of university senior management
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PJ Harvey meets Paul Muldoon in first of St Andrews ‘Soundings’
Writers meet musicians in the University of St Andrews’ new series of experimental conversations
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University of Westminster arts school celebrates its famous offspring, but also eyes the future
Institution’s School of Media, Arts and Design is 25 this year. Its current dean takes ÌÇÐÄVlog through the reasons behind its success
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Rugby World Cup final a reminder of a sport where ‘the past isn’t over’
Leading rugby historian explains why he studies a game ‘vital in creation of a British sense of masculine identity’
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Marking an essay? Big Brother may be watching...
University of Edinburgh developing tools to monitor academics’ performance in areas such as assessment and feedback
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Variation in value of student bursaries ‘exacerbates inequality’
IoE study finds that wealthy students can receive more aid than poor undergraduates, based on university they attend