Help for postgrads
In response to "How to get online job advice" (THES, March 5), I write on behalf of the Postgraduate Students Working Party, which the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services set up in 1997...
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Let's get together
The British Library needs to find creative partners if it is to be useful,says John Ashworth. This summer, when the last of the collections moves into the new St Pancras building, the British Library...
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Why I... believe the government's plans for a right to roam do not go far enough
Marion Shoard is visiting lecturer in environmental planning, University College London. Her latest book, A Right to Roam, is published by Oxford University Press at Pounds 8.99. The key thing that...
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The poor folks back home
Tuition fees and the loss of grants can limit poor students' choice of employment, say Rick Audas and Peter Dolton. Charging tuition fees and phasing out maintenance grants could rob people from...
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British struggle with innovation
Many British firms are struggling with what innovation means despite almost universal recognition that it is critical to making companies and nations more competitive, according to a newly published...
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Money to market the best business ideas
With the Pounds 45 million University Challenge Fund now allocated, successful bidders are fast developing their business plans. Julia Hinde reports. Christmas has come early for 15 university...
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Reversing the brain drain in Spain
Spain is luring scientists back from abroad with temporary contracts but there are not enough jobs. Rebecca Warden reports from Barcelona. Spain has never had so many highly trained scientists...
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Assault on turbulence
Scientists at the Isaac Newton Institute are spending six months trying to solve what Einstein dubbed the ultimate scientific problem - turbulence. Julian Hunt reports. If you like to puzzle about...
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Burmese dissidents mourn professor
A decade after fleeing across Burma's borders following the popular uprising against military rule in 1988, student exiles in Thailand, India, Bangladesh and China are still carrying a torch for the...
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Teach-only contract threat
The Association of University Teachers has condemned Loughborough University for plans to downgrade staff contracts to improve its research assessment exercise performance. A circular from the AUT...
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Christ is risen, and still rising
A World History of Christianity
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Blasphemous Britain
Blasphemy in Modern Britain
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Cambridge firsts
Women at Cambridge
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Keeping up with all the Joneses
Sir William Jones 1746-94
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Out of the asylum, into the office
A History of Psychiatry