THE podcast: Stewart Thornhill interview
Source: University of MichiganDownload the podcastStewart Thornhill is executive director of the Samuel Zell and Robert H. Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies at the Stephen M. Ross School of...
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University of Liverpool UCU vote to strike over pay threat
Action follows management decision to withhold pay from academics taking part in marking boycott
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Blog: One universityās act of remembrance
Cara Aitchison on how the University of St Mark & St John will honour fallen students and graduates
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College president āquestions rape accusersā motivesā
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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Wendy Purcell returns to Plymouth University but not as chief executive
David Coslett to run university as vice-chancellor takes on āstrategic portfolioā
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Loans to trainee teachers unlikely to be recouped
IFS study says finding raises questions about student finance system for ITT
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Nerc ramps up demand management
Move follows dip in success rates to 11 per cent in most recent grant call
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UK-based academicās film well received in Zimbabwe
A controversial film by an academic about inter-racial love has been unexpectedly well received in Zimbabwe.
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Bean warns universities over digital āirrelevanceā
Open University chief uses parting message to urge continued innovation
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Studentsā careers advice ānot fit for purposeā
Universities and businessesā joint effort on careers advice for students is not āfit for purposeā in modern Britain, a leading businesswoman has said.
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Portsmouth deputy v-c to be new Bucks New chief
The University of Portsmouthās deputy vice-chancellor has been appointed as the new head of Buckinghamshire New University.
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Overhaul of university governance proposed by Scottish government
SNP administration puts forward proposals for new legislation to follow von Prondzynski review
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Higher fees have not dampened long-term demand, says Ucas
Higher tuition fees in the UK have not slowed the long-term trend of increasing demand for university education, according to a new analysis by Ucas.
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More universities pledge to withhold pay from boycott staff
At least three more universities are to withhold full pay from staff participating in the marking boycott over proposed pension changes.
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Warburg Institute court judgment handed down
Both institute and University of London claim success