Hashtag recruitment and the social network's global reach
A US study downgrades the importance of agents. Elizabeth Gibney and Jack Grove report
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6 September 2012
Go gonzo - Cast off the conventions of scholarly writing
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Freud and Marx: when they met, it was murder
TV detective shows express a great deal about the nature of society and the human psyche, argues Gary Day
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Quantity and quality
Removing the cap on student numbers does not imply a collapse in standards, argues Steven Schwartz - just look at Australia
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Slides and roundabouts
Sally Feldman on the pros and cons of a consultative management style
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Narrative trust
Dare to write clearly and engagingly whatever the audience, Helen Sword urges junior and senior scholars alike in a myth-busting guide to good academic prose. You have nothing to lose but your...
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Pay it forward
We would like to respond to the news article concerning the European School of Economics ("Basic economics: make sure the staff are paid", 23 August).The coverage appeared well after the few recent...
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Fraud sentence
Christopher Bigsby is wrong ("Copycat criminality", Opinions, 30 August): plagiarism is not theft. Theft only occurs when someone takes property without permission, intending to deprive the owner...
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You're making this up
I have noticed another odd thing about the University of Poppleton ("Rare cite", Letters, 30 August): it is never listed in the Index of universities at the back of THE - not even when it is...
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Harold Shukman, 1931-2012
A leading authority on Russian history, politics and culture has died.Harold Shukman was born in London on 23 March 1931 and had a fragmented early education until national service offered him the...
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THE Scholarly Web
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Campus round-up
University of BathTime out for good measureThe Rugby Football Union and Premiership Rugby have recruited a team of three academics to evaluate a new method of examining injured players for concussion...
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Market 'has not changed university hierarchy', says report
Introducing tuition fees of up to £9,000 will not change the hierarchy of British universities because applicants generally pick an institution based on its prestige and history, a new study suggests.
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Smells like techno spirit for new intake
They have never used an airline ticket, or had cause to consult a set of bound encyclopaedias, and regard point-and-shoot cameras as "soooooo last millennium".
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London Met takes legal action over visa licence
London Metropolitan University is to take legal action to challenge the revocation of its licence to admit international students, saying it has a duty to the higher education sector to challenge the...