Harvard’s admissions victory likely to offer short-lived relief
Ivy League icon praised for defending race-based admissions, but faulted for actual record
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REF should accommodate more diverse outputs, says study
Report for Research England warns assessment may be constraining academics' publishing options
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Revealed: how sleeping patterns shape student performance
US study reveals that it’s not just a matter of how much sleep learners get – when they go to bed matters, too
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Focusing on the needs of black students
Historically black colleges and universities in the US have never had the funding or the prestige enjoyed by many other institutions. Yet, argue Marybeth Gasman and Thai-Huy Nguyen, they may have...
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The Media Education Manifesto, by David Buckingham
Book of the week: Suzanne Franks assesses the state – and future directions – of media studies
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Lesbian Cinema After Queer Theory, by Clara Bradbury-Rance
Davina Quinlivan welcomes a bold new overview of where lesbian cinema is going today
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Football: The Philosophy Behind the Game, by Stephen Mumford
Michael Wheeler enjoys an account of how philosophy can illuminate many aspects of ‘the beautiful game’
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Books interview: Elizabeth Otto
The author of Haunted Bauhaus on youthful mysteries, rediscovering lost women in the archives and queering history
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Effective Personal Tutoring in Higher Education, by David Lochtie, Emily McIntosh, Andrew Stork and Ben W. Walker
Harriet Dunbar-Morris applauds a new guide to how academics can serve as coaches and ‘signposters’
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Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World, by David Epstein
Randy Robertson urges universities to look again at the downsides of highly specialist degrees
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Unequal footing
Obama’s election supposedly heralded a ‘post-racial’ era, yet inequalities persist for the black community. Today, HBCUs have lessons for us all
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Interview with Fran Martin
The cultural studies scholar reflects on Tiananmen Square, the experience of Chinese students in Australia, and why online education can never replace a sage on the stage
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William Brown, 1945-2019
Global tributes paid to a leading expert in industrial relations