Interview: USS chief keeps eyes on long-term prize
Bill Galvin optimistic about future despite massive deficit
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Austen鈥檚 powers revisited
Sally聽Feldman welcomes a modern reimagining of the incomparable Jane
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How the College of Europe brings a continent together
New rector J枚rg Monar discusses the unique institution鈥檚 mission and challenges
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Scholars鈥 rude awakenings
Does bitchiness serve any useful scholarly purpose?
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Major gift to boost research into Britain鈥檚 depleted forests
Birmingham receives 拢15 million from former student
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THE podcast: Ben Nelson interview
Download the podcastBen Nelson is founder and chief executive officer of the Minerva Project, which is aiming to offer students an 鈥淚vy League鈥 education using online lectures, and with no campus.In...
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Oxford building named after Baroness Thatcher
The University of Oxford has named a new building after the late Baroness Thatcher
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Researchers 鈥榮hould be given leeway鈥 on open access
UK researchers should be permitted to publish in top international journals even if those journals are not compliant with open-access mandates.
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Ucet calls for breakdown of teacher training data
The government has been accused of preventing a 鈥渢imely and legitimate analysis鈥 of data on next year鈥檚 teacher training places.
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Edinburgh University Press buys Dundee鈥檚 publishing arm
Edinburgh University Press has bought Dundee University Press for an undisclosed sum.
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Nerc unveils doctoral training partnership network
Research council reveals details of its scheme for PhD provision
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Most A-level grade predictions 鈥榠naccurate鈥
The accuracy of predicted A-level grades may be much worse than feared, research suggests.
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New FutureLearn Moocs unveiled
A course designed to prepare students for their time at university is among nine new offerings from massive open online course provider FutureLearn
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BRICS & Emerging Economies Rankings 2014 coming today
糖心Vlog is to publish the world鈥檚 first global ranking of universities in Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and other emerging economies
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Athena SWAN call in engineering report
Engineering departments bidding for 拢200 million of new capital funds for teaching should only be eligible if they are signed up to Athena SWAN