Interview with Ruggero Freddi
The former gay porn star turned academic on what lecturers can learn from the adult entertainment industry
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Abolition of tuition fees forces New Zealand funding freeze
No money left for universities after countryâs government introduces free higher education
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Appointments â 17 May 2018
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Keep your rights
Keith Taber (Letters, 3 May) is absolutely right that authors should refuse to waive their moral rights if a publisher asks. The standard legal text on author/publisher contracts, Clarkâs Publishing...
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Anti-boy bias
The first paragraph of the feature on the increasing number of women in higher education, âWhy is Martha doing better than Arthur?â (10 May), says it all: âThere are now more women than men in higher...
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State supporter
Re the item about me and a recent speech IÂ delivered (The Week in Higher Education, 10Â May): guilty as charged. IÂ did spend most of my career in private schools, although it was not for want of...
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UK-Ireland deal on post-Brexit student flows âimperils EU linksâ
Giving Irish undergraduates continued access to home fee status and loans could be discriminatory, experts warn
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The week in higher education â 17 May 2018
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the worldâs media
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Bonds arms race hots up as Cambridge looks to borrow ÂŁ600 million
University faces criticism for âproperty developerâ strategy in wake of Oxfordâs ÂŁ750 million issuing
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Scientists wanted
In âGood luck, youâre going to need itâ, her review of The Effective Scientist by Corey Bradshaw (3 May), Jennifer Rohn begins by painting a âbleakâ picture of the prospects of a young scientistâs...
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Measly recommendations will not cure HE fundingâs political sickness
With the consultation now closed, Philip Augarâs review of English post-18 education must begin the hard work of devising substantial but cost-effective proposals, says Andy WestwoodÂ