Our Non-Christian Nation: How Atheists, Satanists, Pagans, and Others Are Demanding Their Rightful Place in Public Life, by Jay Wexler
Robert A. Segal applauds a striking analysis of the real relations between church and state in the US
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The Wealth of Religions: The Political Economy of Believing and Belonging, by Rachel M. McCleary and Robert J. Barro
Torkel Brekke is unconvinced by a new version of an old argument about the economics of belief
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Cambridge neuroscientist claims world’s richest award for education research
Usha Goswami’s work has allowed educators ‘to arm themselves with scientific understanding’
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Uncovering forgotten lesbian history
Jill Liddington’s research into Anne Lister’s diaries inspired the television series Gentleman Jack. John Morgan speaks to her about making a difference locally and the lost tradition of extramural...
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Interview with Wendy Thomson
The University of London’s new vice-chancellor reflects on her Canadian working class roots, leadership lessons from local government and her time in 10 Downing Street
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Roy Johnston, 1961-2019
Tributes paid to leading chemist who helped illuminate nature and properties of nanoparticles and nanoalloys
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Minister wants ‘concrete solutions’ on access from grandes écoles
Frédérique Vidal discusses reform project launched in wake of president’s plan to abolish École Nationale d’Administration
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Europe’s top universities mull unconscious bias training for staff
Failure to improve diversity risks ‘marginalising the impact and credibility of universities in an increasingly diverse world’, Leru warns
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IFS: tighter rein in Augar and Labour plans could be ‘right direction’
English universities may have shifted towards low-cost subjects under £9K fee regime, ‘exacerbating’ inefficiency in the system, say economists
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It’s time to get serious about open educational resources
Using free online teaching materials instead of textbooks lessens student debt and sparks pedagogical innovation, says Steven Murphy
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Widening international participation is not just about numbers
A policy to recruit genuinely the brightest and best students would have to look beyond revenue maximisation
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New journal to publish ‘negative’ results and reproducibility disputes
Open access journal will publish results from studies sometimes dismissed as ‘failures’ as well as replication attempts
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USS chair: ‘no meaningful debate’ about size of deficit
Pension fund’s deficit is likely to be worse than feared rather than better, says Sir David Eastwood
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The post-study work visa can bring more knowledge to the UK’s shores
Judith Lamie argues that the impact of the UK’s newly reinstated post-study work visa shouldn’t be measured in just pounds and pence