Why we need a REF every year
Problems associated with the system of research assessment would be reduced by a move to annual reviews, Paul Grout argues
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Game of thrones: John Sutherland on university loos
Communal, high-tech or under lock and key, lavatories reveal more than you think, says the emeritus professor of English literature
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’Tis the season: #CampusChristmas
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, as proven by our Twitter followers, who rushed to respond to our call for pictures of their campus decorations.Here are some of the festive displays sent...
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Dispel illusion of PhDs leading to jobs for life, says Royal Society
Universities told to help doctoral students explore wider career opportunities
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China warms to Catholic university’s mission
‘Ethical and moral’ focus aids University of Notre Dame’s collaborative ambitions in officially atheist state
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Not studying abroad could be your biggest regret
The Erasmus programme presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to discover the perks of international mobility, says Brian Bloch
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Student votes: will Lib Dems’ loss be Labour’s gain in May?
Coalition partner’s fees ‘betrayal’ could bring 2015 poll shifts in student-heavy constituencies. The campus political landscape assessed
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The campus name game
Felipe Fernández-Armesto on the habit of naming everything, from university libraries to landings, after people
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They saw a star and rejoiced
The REF results can be wrapped up and presented many different ways. THE puts its analysis under the sector’s tree
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Campus close-up: University of Bristol
New hilltop facility’s made-to-measure features aim to help biological research achieve liftoff
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University of Kent lecturer’s age discrimination claim to be reheard
Appeal tribunal overturns dismissal of case brought by Stephen Games over university’s PhD requirement
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Salford v-c’s exit follows change in council chair
Upper-level turbulence hits another institution in a rough year for university leaders
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A. W. Purdue on the history of the Christmas truce
In warfare, there has been a long tradition of Christmas truces. But peace and goodwill to all men has rarely outlasted New Year, writes A. W. Purdue
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Who says men don’t want stilettos for Christmas?
Why do so many Christmas gifts continue to be gender-specific? asks Sally Feldman