Slime mould turns heads
Signs of Life
Signs of Life
Contemporary Buddhism: an Interdisciplinary Journal
Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions
Journal of Classical Sociology
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an 18th-century landmark in confessional literature: "So now I am alone in the world, with no brother...
Culture and Religion
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University newsletters should be more honest - THES, April 19 The Popperian Poppleton's vice-chancellor gives enthralling lecture Delegates attending the annual conference of the International Forum...
Everyone in British education is drawing encouragement from the mention of schools, colleges and universities in last week鈥檚 budget. A word from chancellor Gordon Brown - when railways and other key...
Institutional diversity is not a chimera. Nor is the "multiversity" the solution to current policy dilemmas. A growing student population with an increasingly varied set of educational needs requires...
One question prompted by your article "More strings and less cash as v-cs revolt" ( THES , April 19) suggesting that universities will be expected to specialise more is: would a university...
Meritocracy means "rule based on merit". "Taking people on the basis of performance" is not that, Alan Ryan (Letters, THES , April 19) notwithstanding. He's right that this principle works for...
We should welcome the coming collapse of national pay bargaining - and do everything possible to speed its demise ("AUT fights plan to link staff pay to job ratings", THES , April 19). In the absence...
Grenville Wall paints a disturbing contrast between the proper status of staff in an autonomous university and their present submission in his former (modern) institution ("Why I think the university...
Your coverage of the Roberts report's finding that there is a looming shortage of high-level maths, physics, chemistry and engineering skills in this country ( THES , April 19) rightly emphasises the...