UK v-cs lobby in Brussels on EU research cuts
Proposed Horizon 2020 changes could mean millions lost, says delegation
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Student-consultants: cut-price advice from campuses
Those studying at Arizona State and other universities are in demand as firms across the US seek fresh business insights, says Jon Marcus
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Manchester Met spent £1.2m on ‘Vilnius memo’ libel case
FoI request reveals UK institution’s legal costs in action that Vilnius University settled for £112,500
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Let’s make higher education an election issue
In the workplace and at the ballot box, it is time to reject stale ideology, says Thomas Docherty
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Rhodes’ statue falls, but toxic legacies linger
As the statue of Cecil Rhodes is removed from the University of Cape Town, South Africa’s academy still needs monumental change, says Martin Hall
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Manifestos focus on teaching, visas, fees and funds
Tories talk of tougher visas and recognising top teaching. Labour alters funding plan for £6K fees. Greens promise to abolish fees
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‘Huge amounts of confusion’ over IP rights
‘Outdated’ policies at almost 20 per cent of universities make claims on student work, THE survey finds
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On Elizabeth Bishop, by Colm TóibÃn
Elizabeth Greene applauds this compelling examination of the American poet’s achievement
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Unit causes concern over conditions for hourly paid staff
Critics of the University of Warwick’s TeachHigher division also wary of UK-wide franchise
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The Power of the Past: Understanding Cross-Class Marriages, by Jessi Streib
A study of American couples who married out of their socio-economic culture intrigues Mary Evans
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Emily Bowles, Peter Paul Catterall, Robin C. Henry, Judie Newman and Peter J. Smith...
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Eight UK universities on US financial watch list
Washington releases ‘secret’ document naming hundreds of institutions under scrutiny
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9 ways to boost your chances of promotion in academia
‘Academic citizenship’ is the key to moving up the career ladder, argues Richard J. Williams
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Mental illness: I keep mine hidden
People are right to believe that revealing mental health problems at work will do more harm than good, says an academic living with depression
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THE Leadership and Management Awards 2015 shortlist announced
The winners will be announced at a ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Thursday 18 June