Copyright reforms to aid research
Sweeping reforms to copyright law are set to open the door for greater access to research papers.
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Pension chief pockets £50k bonus, as higher education staff face cuts to benefits
The sector’s biggest pension fund gave its chief executive a £50,000 bonus in a year when lecturers went on strike over cuts to their benefits, it has emerged.
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Universities Scotland names new convener
The principal of the University of the West of Scotland has been appointed as the new convener of Universities Scotland.
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Inside Higher Ed: Harvard, India and intolerance
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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Universities to ‘buy’ AAB students amid fears of lost places
Some universities are considering ways to “buy” top achieving students, it has been claimed, as they prepare for the new competitive market in 2012.
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Top teachers honoured by HEA fellowship scheme
Fifty-five academics have been awarded fellowships worth £10,000 by the Higher Education Academy.
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Gap between rich and poor closes at Scottish universities
The higher education participation gap between the most deprived parts of Scotland and the rest of the country has shrunk for the fifth year in a row.
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Fears of job losses as Northern Ireland grapples with funding gap
A union has warned of “massive” job loses in Northern Ireland’s universities unless politicians work out how to avoid a 30 per cent cut in the devolved administration’s higher education budget.
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Watchdog needed to assure integrity of UK research
The UK needs an independent regulator to oversee research integrity, a committee of MPs has concluded.
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Dissonant Lives: Generations and Violence through the German Dictatorships
Assimilation was key to surviving a succession of Nazi and Communist regimes, as Hester Vaizey finds
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The Real State of America Atlas: Mapping the Myths and Truths of the United States
A graphic representation of people's lives allows Tim Hall to see the superpower with new eyes
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G.K. Chesterton: A Biography
This is a brilliant biography for a brilliant man. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a cape swirling around him, Gilbert Keith Chesterton was an unmistakable figure. An eccentric and extremely absent-...
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Conservatism
What do British Conservatives now wish to conserve? At different times they have sought to conserve both free trade and protection, the free market and the managed economy, and, in foreign policy,...
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Intern Nation: How to Earn Nothing and Learn Little in the Brave New Economy
Cary L. Cooper recommends a well-argued attack on the iniquitous exploitation of young people
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The Legacy of the Italian Resistance
Italy presently boasts three separate and rival days to commemorate its Second World War. 25 April hails the Resistance; January mourns the Shoah (although without admission of Italians' own history...