Brussels, 31 Mar 2006 The news: In 2003, the Commission adopted a Recommendation to help all Member States develop national strategies and laws to ensure the effective co-existence of genetically...
Luxembourg, 31 March 2006 Court notice for the OJ Action brought on 13 February 2006 - Galileo Lebensmittel v Commission (Case T-46/06) Language of the case: German Parties Applicant: Galileo...
Pay row could leave final exams unmarked Thousands of students revising for final exams face leaving university without a degree as lecturers step up an assessment boycott. The two unions...
The ACU has always been dedicated to promoting knowledge and equality but, as its centenary approaches, it must set its sights higher, writes Kottilil Mohandas The Universities Bureau of the British...
Traditionally, universities focused on teaching and research. Now they are being urged to become better neighbours and citizens by engaging with the local community. Brenda Gourley explains...
Commonwealth universities are establishing a growing network of global partnerships to swap knowledge and collaborate on research. Becky McCall reports Rarely does an international conference go by...
John Hay explains how sharing ideas can shrink cultural divides Universities are a potent force for international accord and co-operation. The University of Queensland, one of Australia's leading...
The University of London has played host to Commonwealth scholars who have gone on to illustrious careers in their home countries, writes Graeme Davies The University of London and the Association of...
Commonwealth scholarships have been building international links and boosting the intellectual resources of developing nations for almost half a century. Trudy Harpham and John Kirkland explain These...
Shakespeare continues to speak to people across a kaleidoscope of cultures with undiminished vitality and relevance, Alastair Niven reflects When I was a Commonwealth scholar in Ghana in the late...
Africa and the international community recognise that higher education is essential to development. John Rowett explains the Commonwealth's vital role The key to Africa achieving the UN's Millennium...
Despite numerous efforts aimed at getting women into powerful positions, men still occupy most of the top jobs in higher education. David Jobbins reports Women still fall short of the commanding...
 Commonwealth supplement Published in The Times Higher on March 31 2006  Greater expectations  The ACU has always been dedicated to promoting knowledge and equality but, as its centenary...
All 850 academic staff at Warwick University will from next year be able to call themselves "professor" following a decision to adopt the US system of academic titles. Warwick is the first UK...