Young Turks revisited
Jack Grove鈥檚 excellent feature 鈥淥ut of control鈥 (5聽December) rightly highlighted the role of Turkish students and scholars in the large anti-government demonstrations last year that centred on the...
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Classic misunderstanding
I found the patronising tone of the review of my book What Is a Classic? Postcolonial Rewriting and Invention of the Canon (Books, 23聽January) very jarring. The book Robert Appelbaum fitfully evokes...
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Spurs of the moment
It is worth adding some historical context to Emma Rees鈥 discussion (鈥淜ick up a fuss and reclaim your linguistic property鈥, 23聽January) by casting a critical eye over the invention of tradition....
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NSS for staff needed
I applaud the efforts of Times Higher Education to take the first steps in reviewing general feelings among staff across the UK sector on a number of key topics. However, as 色盒直播 has pointed out, the...
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The week in higher education - 6 February 2014
Education secretary Michael Gove has renewed his attack on 鈥渢he Blob鈥 鈥 aka the 鈥渂loated educational bureaucracy鈥 lurking in schools, local education authorities and, mostly, university education...
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A rose is a rose is a rose
Once again, serious conflict has broken out on campus over our university鈥檚 proposed submissions to the Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Awards.Regular readers of The Poppletonian may...
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Grant winners - 6 February 2014
Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Luke RendellInstitution: University of St聽AndrewsValue: 拢119,556Developing a data-driven multi-agent model for studying humpback whale...
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University of Gloucestershire invites in for鈥憄rofit firm
University mulls joint venture with INTO to boost business school
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Legal protection diluted for outsourced staff
Change in Tupe law means employers can offer new terms one year after move
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Fees impact on part-time enrolments
Part-time enrolments at universities in England have been hit hard since the introduction of higher tuition fees, fresh data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency suggest
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Berkeley: a radical home for Hitler鈥檚 茅migr茅s
An exhibition reveals the impact of refugee scholars on the University of California flagship
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You鈥檙e the Expert: scholars explain their work in a comic turn
Comedians and academics aim to make scientific principles exciting and fun
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Modern doctoral training is 鈥榗loser鈥 to employers鈥 needs
Employers unaware of how doctorates have broadened to prepare postgraduates for work
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Should dropouts trade up?
A remarkably large proportion of university students in Germany do not complete their studies 鈥 30 per cent, according to Stifterverband f眉r die Deutsche Wissenschaft, which describes itself as 鈥渢he...
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The lecture: more than the sum of its parts
Sally Feldman dissects the benefits of an old-fashioned but pedagogically rich practice