Culpable killer who protested ignorance
Karl Brandt, the Nazi Doctor
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Slippery slopes and uphill battles
Assisted Dying and Legal Change
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The organ of romance
A History of the Heart
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'Solving' crime in an age of affluence
Law and Order
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Crowd dynamics, dating, war - all in a single theory
Two's Company, Three Is Complexity
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Blair's which and other dilemmas
The Other Invisible Hand
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They're going to leave me behind
Hurricane Dean is coming, but there's no place in the evacuation strategy for Kevin Fong. Time to stockpile emergency waffles? I am in my cubicle tapping merrily away while a hive of activity carries...
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Ready to furnish tools of thought
You should not assume that your students know how to think, says Harriet Swain, but you can help them to develop those skills by adopting techniques designed to expand their minds - and yours...
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Room with a (distracting) view
Name : Hugh Jones Age: 39 Job: Registrar and secretary, Goldsmiths, University of London Salary: Yes What's your practical training/education? BSc (Econ) in Philosophy, LSE; MA Higher and...
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Correction (Ask the panel, September 7)
In Ask the Panel, September 7, we incorrectly reproduced a response by the University and College Union to a question about staff representation at disciplinary hearings. The printed version said...
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Ask the panel
Worried about your employment, maternity, pension rights? Send your questions to The Times Higher advice panel. 'I'm an experienced researcher, with more than ten years' experience, but as I am on a...
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Say goodbye to the office
Coventry University is pioneering 'no desk' contracts while Nottingham Trent's move to open-plan working sparks complaints. Tony Tysome and Tariq Tahir report Coventry University is pioneering a...
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Who got that cash?
The School of Education at Queen's University, Belfast, is managing a Pounds 3.7 million programme to bring together schools in Northern Ireland across denominational divisions. A mix of 60 primary...
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Britain gets vote of foreign students
Poll gives top rating to quality of teaching and course content in UK universities. Tariq Tahir reports UK universities are the best in the world for teaching and supporting their international...
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Private college to award degrees
The power to award degrees has been granted to a private, profit-making company for the first time. In what has been described as an "astonishing, monumental decision", the Privy Council has handed...