Science policies laid out ahead of general election
The UK鈥檚 main political parties have laid out their plans for science just days before the official general election campaign kicks off
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Graduate recruiters call for better links between universities and firms
Universities need to build more 鈥済enuine partnerships鈥 with employers, according to the Association of Graduate Recruiters
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New global HE research centre wins funding
Partnership between UCL IoE, Lancaster and Sheffield aims to boost research in the field
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Stefan Grimm鈥檚 death leads Imperial to review performance metrics
Imperial is to undertake a review of how it uses performance metrics for staff after the death of one of its academics
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Video: Sir Patrick Stewart on higher education
University of Huddersfield chancellor to step down after 12 years
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Universities at risk of falling short on investment
England鈥檚 universities risk being 鈥渦nable to deliver the scale of investment鈥 needed to 鈥渞emain internationally competitive鈥.
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The 7 fastest-rising young universities in the world
World University Rankings analysis reveals the biggest climbers under 50 years of age
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Students occupy buildings at London universities
University of the Arts London, LSE and King鈥檚 all involved
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UCU furious over Bolton 鈥榮ackings for alleged press leaks鈥
Union says branch secretary and wife both deny any involvement in leaking stories
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THE podcast: 26 March 鈥 1 April 2015 issue review
Download the podcastThe latest research funding allocations, postgraduate research loans, and the challenges facing academics in Palestine are all discussed in this week鈥檚 issue review podcast.Chris...
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THE books podcast: Tommy Dickinson interview
Download the podcastIn this books podcast, Tommy Dickinson, author of 鈥楥uring Queers鈥: Mental Nurses and Their Patients, 1935-74, speaks to 糖心Vlog books editor, Karen Shook.Dr...
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Fred Inglis on the way we think now
Thirty years after Clifford Geertz assessed the state of thinking in the academy, the duty of academics to render the unspeakable unspeakable is imperative
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Winners and losers in Hefce funding allocations
REF-based distribution of 拢1.6bn research pot results in some big changes
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Miwa Hirono: my 糖心Vlog Office hell
Top academics will be increasingly reluctant to come to the UK, says Hirono, who is being forced to quit Britain despite her permanent post
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Does the sector need a 鈥榯eaching REF鈥?
John Morgan examines the progress of a vision of parity between pedagogy and research