From Where I Sit - Regional influence
In the past decade, Turkey has expanded its trade relations and adopted a flexible visa regime, allowing the movement of people on a scale hitherto unprecedented. This and efforts to integrate...
In the past decade, Turkey has expanded its trade relations and adopted a flexible visa regime, allowing the movement of people on a scale hitherto unprecedented. This and efforts to integrate...

This hepatic trocar - a late 19th-century surgical instrument for the treatment of deep-seated liver abscesses - forms part of the collection at what is now the London School of Hygiene and Tropical...
Conde Nast College of Fashion and DesignKate ChealThe new senior lecturer in e-learning at the soon-to-be-opened Conde Nast College of Fashion and Design said she hoped to create a technological...

University is first ever to lose its licence to sponsor non-EU students. Jack Grove writes

Price-tag projections - What do deeply invested US students tell us about our high-fees future?

Marisa Carnesky’s new theatrical homage to the carnivalesque is a divinely divinatory affair, Roberta Mock discovers

Chile’s education minister says reform is coming at last to its costly, largely privatised academy - but at a ‘slower pace’. Will it satisfy those who joined widespread protests calling for...

Deborah Rogers is moved by a feminist scholar’s meditation on the body, medicine and mortality

Christopher Bigsby on plagiarism in the cut-and-paste era

Fees needn't mean the end of scholarly values, argues Felipe Fernández-Armesto. For his US students, putting a price on learning just makes it more desirable

A "fun-loving" university administrator who spearheaded the expansion of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) has died.Wendy Surridge was born in Beckenham, Kent on 28 July 1960...

Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
University College LondonRichly altruisticAn experiment has provided evidence that people living in richer areas are more likely to behave altruistically. A team of researchers from the anthropology...
One in two people believe a university education is not worth £9,000 a year, a poll has found.

By Scott Jaschik for Inside Higher Ed