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I was really enjoying 鈥淔or the greater good鈥 (Opinion, March). It was, I thought, a well-argued solution to how the government should use the funding system to align the interests of students,...
I was really enjoying 鈥淔or the greater good鈥 (Opinion, March). It was, I thought, a well-argued solution to how the government should use the funding system to align the interests of students,...

We speak to the new president of the Association for Science Education

Former Palatinate editors claim they feared expulsion after intervention by Chris Higgins

Implementation of QML abbreviation delayed while opposing academics are consulted

Overwhelmed university applicants filter out information to cope, research finds

Many lecturers will not even consider the 鈥榥uclear option鈥 of boycotting marking in the pay dispute, says Bill Ashraf

Barbara Graziosi on the 鈥榤anagement consultant鈥 whose advice was sought for more than 1,000 years

As vice-chancellors鈥 salaries creep up, do university heads risk the same fate as bankers in the court of public opinion?

One of our university鈥檚 leading physicists, Dr Helen Robards, has entered the debate about student loan repayments.Dr Robards told our reporter Keith Ponting (30) that her interest was prompted by...

Chair of review into use of metrics suggests REF interval could be cut to once a decade

鈥楤illionaires come to us to study鈥, Chinese business school dean says of his role in 拢77,000 joint course

What will we need to know to reboot civilisation after the apocalypse?, asks Alison Stokes

Senior scholar decries 鈥榙ivisive鈥 mission groups and government鈥檚 market focus

Good communication is vital when dealing with allegations of harassment, says Luke Brunning

Executive weighting - Are business-led boards to blame for tipping the scales on v-cs鈥 pay?