In it for the money? UK needs to rescue overseas reputation
Sector must win back students put off by fees and visa rules, new UKCISA head tells John Morgan
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Private leaders say harmful immigration changes will prevent competition
Private higher education firms may be unable to fulfil the "vision" set out by David Willetts, the universities minister, of forcing competition on universities because new student visa rules could...
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Equality to score higher in REF
Academics who have taken maternity or sick leave will require fewer submissions, writes Paul Jump
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Survey of staff and student faith draws criticism
Universities should gather information on the religious backgrounds of their staff and consider "investigation into the intersections between the curriculum, teaching and religion or belief",...
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King's looks for more support for new chair
College advertises new palaeography post despite scrapping the original position, writes John Morgan
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News in Brief
University accessFive go mad in OxbridgeFive high-flying schools sent more students to Oxbridge over three years than 2,000 other UK schools and colleges put together, a report by the Sutton Trust...
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Direction of travel raises hopes of US-Cuban détente
Academic exchanges back on the agenda as Obama relaxes visa laws. Sarah Cunnane reports
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Deconstructing debt
Higher fees will lead to greater student indebtedness, so we need new ways to 'sell' this fact, argues Kathryn Jones
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In ourselves we trust: if quality is the aim, think outside the tick-box
What can a Dutch traffic experiment show us about higher education teaching standards? Rather a lot, Gary Thomas and Nick Peim insist
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Manet, the Man who Invented Modernity
Christoph Bode gains perspective on a French master and admires an inspirational relationship between the brothers Caillebotte
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Diary
LeicesterSpreading the Word: Aids Posters from Around the WorldIt is 30 years since the identification of Aids, and the anniversary is being marked by an exhibition at the New Walk Museum (from 15...
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The Pick - Books & Babies
Books & BabiesCambridge University LibraryA scholar sits at a plush desk as a woman in a see-through wrap parades before him. This enticing image forms the frontispiece to a 19th-century edition...
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Dead don shock
We very much regret to report the death by stabbing of one of Poppleton's leading academics.According to unconfirmed reports, Doctor T.W. Petherbridge, of our Department of Medieval History, met his...
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Leader: Give them incentives to improve
Teaching is vital, and practitioners should be accomplished in it. But converts to teacher training will not be won by compulsion
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Research intelligence - Transatlantic affair of the heart takes off in big way
Paul Jump meets the pair whose desire to work together grew into the novel Yale UCL Collaborative