No going back: young Turks see little reason to come home
Despite government inducements, Turkish postgraduates who study abroad are reluctant to join a 'toxic' system resistant to reform. Hannah Fearn writes
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Grant winners
MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL• Award winners: Frederic Tripet and Abdoulaye Diabate• Institutions: Keele University and the Centre Muraz, Burkina Faso• Value: £1,000,000The objective of the project is to...
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Blogconfidential: The horror, the horror...
Each week, Dr Margot Feelbetter poses a dilemma and offers advice for readers to respond to online. This week: The horror, the horror...
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Appointments
University of SydneyShane HoustonOne of Australia's leading experts on Aboriginal people has been appointed deputy vice-chancellor for indigenous strategy and services at the University of Sydney....
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Resurgence of interest in feminism in face of 'attacks'
Discrimination by prominent media figures comes under fire at symposium. Matthew Reisz reports
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Robert Gordon uses slick logic to tap the assets of its environment
New principal emphasises importance of links with local industries. Hannah Fearn reports
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News in brief
United StatesRepublicans rebuffed at MadisonThe senate of a US university has voted in favour of its chancellor taking a lead in "contesting and resisting the misuse" of Wisconsin's freedom of...
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Land of the free, home of the persistent gender pay gap
Female scholars are still fewer in number, lower in status and less well paid. Sarah Cunnane reports
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Clash of the centuries
Trinity College Dublin staff follow ancient traditions in the election of their head, but one voter fears their loss as the state encroaches
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Ranks for Nature and Science by citation impact
Ranks for %3Ci%3ENature%3C/i%3E and %3Ci%3EScience%3C/i%3E by citation impactData provided by Thomson Reuters from its Essential Science Indicators, 2000-10FieldNature rankNature papersCitation...
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Banking on doubling foreign enrolments is 'unbelievable' aim
Universities are relying on unrealistic targets for overseas income, it is claimed. John Morgan reports
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Private colleges threaten legal action to challenge crippling visa policy
The government faces possible legal action by independent colleges that claim changes to the student visa system are discriminatory and risk crippling their businesses.
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UCU plans fresh strikes over USS
Union bid to expose hard-line v-cs who refuse to call for talks on pensions, writes John Morgan
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'Unfair' plans will mean big losses for small institutions
GuildHE calls for a rethink of proposed income threshold for innovation grant. Simon Baker reports
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I was on strike, you just didn't notice I had gone
When is a strike not a strike? The answer may be when no one notices your absence.After recent industrial action by the University and College Union, a union representative at the University of...