One-time doughty ally at odds with his friend in the West
In the Line of Fire
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Working models for diligent dons
Managing Good Governance in Higher Education
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Icons designed to rise up out of the destruction
The Architecture of Aftermath
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A clunking managerial manifesto
Over to You, Mr Brown
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Don't shoot me, I'm only the reviewer
Critics, Ratings and Society
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Chaos is a great way to get some neat results
A Perfect Mess
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Stargazing soprano
The Comet Sweeper
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Hit the right buttons to reach new spaces
Mobile Communication and Society
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Number of chairs up 63% in decade
Competition is forcing universities to offer more professorships and improve pay. Tony Tysome reports Career opportunities for ambitious academics are brighter than ever as the number of professors...
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Darwin's house or Blue Duck, Perth?
A day trip to Nasa's Space Centre, camping in the Amazonian rainforest or a fortnight studying geysers in Iceland sound like dream holidays for scientists. But a new website, launched by German...
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'Durham needs to show the world the wonderful things going on here'
With its top scholarship and students, Durham could be the 'Princeton of Europe', says its new vice-chancellor Last week, Christopher Higgins became the 23rd vice-chancellor of Durham University. The...
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On the move...
* Dundee University has appointed: Gordon Liddle director of the Centre for Remote Environments. He was previously operations manager for the Government of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Isles...
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Psychic offers career advice
London South Bank condemned for hosting 'magical living' workshop. Phil Baty reports London South Bank University has been criticised for hiring a self-styled "psychic" to run a staff wellbeing...
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Will Big Brother be cultural watershed for robots?
A multidisciplinary team is setting up a " Big Brother house " for robots. As in the reality TV show, the robot participants will be under constant observation to see how they interact and how their...
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Prizes aid arts and minds
The number of applications to Edge Hill University has rocketed since it won the 2006 Times Higher award for Outstanding Student Financial Support. John Cater, the vice-chancellor, said the award...