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The week in higher education - 29 May 2014
Students at the University of Brighton are the most likely to score between the sheets, according to higher education’s most salacious – and least reliable – league table. Brighton undergraduates had...
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All roads lead to London
The lure of the capital is irresistible to universities, but with the unique opportunities come unique challenges
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The only way is Essex
Christine Hovis, our Deputy Head of Corporate Branding, has expressed her professional admiration for the latest branding initiatives being undertaken by the University of Essex.She told The...
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Frederick Friend, 1941-2014
A leading figure in the open access movement has died
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É«ºÐÖ±²¥ Scholarly Web - 29 May 2014
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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James Stevens Curl, Katie Dow, Liz Gloyn, A. W. Purdue and Sara Read...
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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RAB charge debate will ‘perplex’ future generations, says Willetts
Minister predicts that in 2050 no one will understand today’s anxiety over ‘strange figures’
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‘Lack of transparency’ in Gloucestershire’s potential tie-up with INTO
Council members absent from vote on venture with for-profit firm
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Campus close-up: Nottingham Trent University
One v-c is pursuing novel alliances and fundraising efforts to keep research at his university’s core
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Welsh research: punching above its weight
Wales does quite well from its small research base, but it can do better, says Peter Halligan
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Knowledge exchange activity worth £3 billion
Value of contract research on the rise at English universities, according to Hefce report
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Welsh fret over scope of higher education bill
Universities fear ‘unclear’ proposed legislation is more far-reaching than Hefcw’s existing powers
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Tenure track positions for postdocs in Germany
Technical University of Munich and Max Planck Society launch tenure track scheme. Plus the latest higher education jobs and appointments
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The Wonder of Birds: Nature, Art, Culture
Birds have been portrayed in myriad ways over the centuries. Victoria de Rijke admires a selection of some of the best