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Why do so many universities feel they can stonewall requests made under the Freedom of Information Act?
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Why do some academics feel like frauds?
Ruth Barcan believes such feelings are a logical response to a broken academic system
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Poorer students present 'financial risk'
Universities struggle to cover costs of dropouts as government support is cut
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Sheffield seeks head of multidisciplinary engineering education strategy
New building to offer shared facilities, broad-spectrum view for booming faculty. Plus the latest higher education jobs and appointments
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Admissions tutors should not wrestle with contextual data alone
Ucas could help ensure that all students are assessed on the same information, says Miles Hewstone
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World in brief - 9 January 2014
United StatesModelling aircraftThree universities are among six sites chosen by the US federal government to test unmanned drone aircraft. The Federal Aviation Administration announced that Virginia...
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The 'hype cycle’ of Moocs and other big ideas
Cut through the PR puff to unlock the true potential of novel notions, says David Maguire
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UEL settlement for former leaders totals £589,000
Annual report discloses payments for three senior managers who resigned
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Retirement planning: it’s about more than money
Academics face distinctive choices when they retire, says Malcolm Gillies
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Universities' Freedom of Information responses vary
Times Higher Education assesses the differing attitudes to rising FoI demands
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Graduate gender pay gap may be ‘self-fulfilling prophecy’
Survey shows female graduates anticipate lower salaries
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Review: 12 Years a Slave
Catherine Clinton reflects on history’s intolerable cruelties
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US imports: vice-chancellors that cost half a million?
Is Imperial’s appointment of Alice Gast indicative of a changing market?
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Police turn to universities for help with their enquiries
College of Policing pushes research agenda with grants for joint projects
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Part-time press gangs
The hardcore group of academics who print books on subjects sidelined by mainstream publishers