Discrimination is a 3-letter word
Will ministers admit that the RAE is the reason so few women hold top academic jobs? Dream on, says Peter Knight Universities are now under attack for underpaying female academics by an average of...
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Call for sector-wide top-up fees
Top-up fees must be introduced across the sector and not restricted to a handful of elite universities, Russell Group campaigners said this week. Sir Cohn Campbell, Nottingham University vice-...
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Scots reject rumours of tuition loophole bonanza
The Scottish Executive has dismissed speculation that applications to Scottish institutions will surge for the coming year because of a loophole whereby entrants will pay neither tuition fees nor a...
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Draft law criticised
A European law expert has warned that draft regulations covering part time workers in further and higher education are badly flawed, writes Harriet Swain. In a legal opinion delivered as the...
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Rivals bid for doctors in the house
Rival bids were launched this week to set up a medical school taking 600 new medical students within five years. The universities of Exeter and Plymouth have joined Truro National Health Service...
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Ofsted hints at hardline on FE
Schools standards chief Chris Woodhead has signalled a tough new approach to college inspections when Ofsted takes over as the further education watchdog. Mr Woodhead, chief inspector of schools,...
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The unanswered question
The New Macedonian Question - Plundered Loyalties
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One man's fun is another man's funeral
Wainewright the Poisoner
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Thousands dying for a smoke
Many Thousands Gone
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Trains of thought for artists and poets
Railways and the Victorian Imagination
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Hope delivered by fear of a curse
A People Apart
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Jewish refugees' passage to India
Jewish Exile in India 1933-1945
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Grand Old Man under Providence
Gladstone, Volume One - Gladstone, Volume Two
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Young Turk, autocrat, old soak
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Printing practice done by the book
The Nature of the Book