Who accrues the study miles?
Physical sciences students from southwest England travel almost five times further to study than those originally from London who read education, according to data highlighted by the ÌÇÐÄVlog...
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Welsh Assembly defends academic autonomy
New powers for the ÌÇÐÄVlog Funding Council for Wales are ‘disproportionate’, say Assembly members
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A lens on Greek tragedy, ancient and modern
OXI: An Act of Resistance, a documentary film made by Kingston University scholars, views austerity-era suffering through the lens of Sophocles
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Ambitious female scientists leave Japan to escape ‘male domination’
Women find cultural attitudes impede their career advancement, says university leader
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QAA ‘no match’ for rapid change in higher education sector
Hefce move could signal the end of single regulatory body
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Salaries of high-earning professors to remain confidential
Tribunal ruling against pay transparency will not extend to senior managers at King’s College London
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University of Cambridge tops ‘Table of Tables’ for fourth year
The combined results of this year’s three main UK university league tables are in
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Eugenics: the academy's complicity
Nathaniel Adam Tobias Coleman on the long shadow cast by Francis Galton’s theory
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Union seeks clarity on Glyndwr/Bangor ‘merger’
UCU wants answers to questions about campus location and job losses if proposal goes ahead
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Do the social sciences need a shake-up?
Amanda Goodall and Andrew Oswald examine the state of the disciplines
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Academia then and now
Christopher Bigsby reflects on an age of innocence, sherry and tenure
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The Man Who Thought He Was Napoleon: Toward a Political History of Madness, by Laure Murat
Biancamaria Fontana on the tangled connections between historical events and mental illness
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Viktor Orbán’s ‘butler’ will not serve in EU education role
MEPs reject candidacy of right-wing Hungarian Tibor Navracsics to education, culture, youth and citizenship portfolio
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Africa needs to ramp up STEM research
World Bank report says countries of sub-Saharan Africa need more and better postgraduate qualifications
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Take charge to steer your career in the right direction
In a shifting employment landscape, academics are urged to drive their own progress rather than letting it happen by accident. Plus the latest higher education appointments