Lincoln Allison was inspired to teach by academics who loved what they did and communicated this to students. But has all passion for teaching been eliminated by creeping assessment and...
Fees and fairness are at stake in UK HE’s global search for students, learns Aniko Horvath
Philip Moriarty explains quantum mechanics with heavy metal music in
Scotland’s first black professor talks about life as an immigrant, his experiences of racism and why ‘better science makes better’
Tributes paid to tuberculosis expert who worked on the first randomised controlled clinical trial
Experts say long-running joint ventures should be seen as a ‘litmus test’
Vice-chancellor says university is committed to improving staff well-being
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
Trend triggers warnings over staff work-life balance and student learning
The UK's new right-to-study rules are another manifestation of its ‘hostile environment’ for immigrants, say Katie Bales and Bridget Anderson
Focusing on the mature student market can offer short-term relief from market pressure, but it is not a sustainable approach, says Nora Ann Colton
Provided universities offer other avenues to debate contentious issues, institutes’ pro-China stance should not be a deal-breaker, says Jeffrey Gil
Lord Sugar and Donald Trump may disagree, but kindness works best in higher education management, says Mike Thomas