Base teaching on lessons of the Bible, business schools are told Academic claims Christian principles are key to preventing financial crisis. Hannah Fearn reports 29 April
Standing up for home, from the Yare to the Volta This year's Shine! winner has used her time in the UK to aid her country. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 29 April
UUK warns members off signing up to visa sponsor scheme Programme's 'poor-quality' rules could harm reputations abroad, critics say. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 29 April
He didn't see that coming, or did he? Nobel laureate's interest in paranormal leads to conference rejection, writes Matthew Reisz By Matthew Reisz 29 April
Employers' 'unacceptable' stance may lead to strike Academic union prepares for nationwide action in the wake of a Ucea rebuff. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 29 April
Political hustings on campus prohibited during purdah Salford bans debates after selective invitations, writes Melanie Newman 29 April
Double jeopardy: UCL and charity's clashes contributed to centre's fall History of medicine unit's death sentence follows disagreements over future focus, Zo毛 Corbyn writes 29 April
Universities want to know what lies ahead Million+ chief calls for candour from prime ministerial candidates on the academy鈥檚 future and questions Lib Dem fees plan. Melanie Newman reports 28 April
Future-proofing costs, but Oxford can cover it University match-funds computer scientist鈥檚 $50 million donation. Melanie Newman reports 28 April
Fees freeze promise: 1,000-plus candidates join NUS pledge A third of Labour candidates and two-thirds of Lib Dems promise to fight any rise, but only 13 Tories sign up. Rebecca Attwood reports By Rebecca Attwood 27 April
Fresh twist in Fredrics v Scott case Harassment judgment set aside, but lecturer may still see day in court. Melanie Newman reports 26 April
One-day strikes to hit four universities on 5 May Union targets King鈥檚, UCL, Sussex and Westminster over impending job losses. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 26 April
Berkeley scholar in dock over HIV-Aids article Anonymous complainants accuse Peter Duesberg of 鈥榚thical breach鈥� and making 鈥榝alse claims鈥�. Zo毛 Corbyn reports 24 April
Wolverhampton bids 鈥榓u revoir鈥� to French, 鈥榓di贸s鈥� to Spanish University to scrap undergraduate degrees in the languages in response to 鈥榗hanges in demand and recruitment鈥�. Melanie Newman reports 23 April
Shine on: UEA undergraduate named International Student of the Year Burkinab茅 recognised for raising awareness of climate change and fundraising efforts. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 22 April
Computers may overlook 'contextual information' Institutions are turning to admissions software as demand for places rises. Melanie Newman reports 22 April
Pain down in Africa as it fails to realise its vast potential Poor research output and facilities must be tackled if continent is to punch its weight, report says. Zo毛 Corbyn writes 22 April
Sector offers UK real value for money, v-cs claim Figures show state school entrants on the rise and dropout rate falling, writes Rebecca Attwood By Rebecca Attwood 22 April
Shaped by the fees fight: new leader sets agenda after landslide victory NUS president-elect claims students have been let down by main parties. Rebecca Attwood reports By Rebecca Attwood 22 April
Fixed-term staff score legal victory Lancaster must pay 60 days' salary to staff whose contracts were not renewed. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 22 April
鈥楪eek the vote鈥� and the battle of Bosworth Scientists are being urged to take their prospective parliamentary can颅didates to task over the next fortnight to ensure that they are taking science seriously as an elec颅tion issue. 22 April
Where freedom is just a dream UK scholars reminded that academics face real oppression in some nations. Hannah Fearn writes 22 April
Embrace technology to avoid 'crisis of relevance' Academy must use ICT to give students what they want, Jisc conference hears. Hannah Fearn reports 22 April
Lingua franca needed to shape cutting-edge pedagogic spaces Communication the foundation stone for scholars and estate managers, Matthew Reisz discovers By Matthew Reisz 22 April
Students told: 'terrify' main parties or be 'screwed over' NUS issues rallying cry as poll suggests Tory lead. Melanie Newman and Rebecca Attwood report By Rebecca Attwood 22 April
'Publish or perish' culture distorting research results Study finds link between academic productivity and positive outcomes. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 22 April
Staff in capital call for strikes UCU ballots produce majorities backing industrial action at UCL and Westminster. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 21 April
There is such a thing as sociology at Birmingham Plan to scrap the subject is dropped along with threat of compulsory redundancies. John Morgan reports By John Morgan 21 April
Terminal diagnosis for UCL鈥檚 history of medicine centre Wellcome Trust-funded unit set to close within two years. Zo毛 Corbyn reports 20 April
Plans turn to ashes Scholars stranded by volcanic eruption think creatively as travel mayhem affects the academy. Sarah Cunnane reports By Sarah Cunnane 20 April
Further dilution of homeopathy offerings Robert Gordon scraps CAM course due to lack of interest. Zo毛 Corbyn reports 19 April
University Alliance鈥檚 latest member Glasgow Caledonian exits Million+ to join other 鈥榖usiness-focused universities鈥� with matching values. Melanie Newman reports 17 April
Scholar pens Green Party manifesto Keele lecturer鈥檚 work calls for end to tuition fees and a ban on animal experiments. Melanie Newman reports 16 April
Fewer dropouts, more state students Hesa figures show modest changes in vital indices. Rebecca Attwood reports By Rebecca Attwood 15 April
Singh triumphant Science writer counts the costs as British Chiropractic Association abandons libel claim. Zo毛 Corbyn reports 15 April
Ailing sector hopes for financial transplant Healthcare reforms could offer shot in the arm to the academy's balance sheet. Jon Marcus reports 15 April
Warwick's support staff to lose defined benefit scheme Growing fund deficit leads to reforms criticised for creation of a 'two-tier' system. John Morgan writes By John Morgan 15 April