Publicity without scrutiny: journals’ media embargoes under fire
Issuing press releases without allowing access to the original research criticised by UK politicians
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Women are better suited to lead universities
Research shows that women perform better than men on four out of five traits of effective leaders, says Øyvind Martinsen
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Times Higher Education Japan University Rankings 2017 table information
The Times Higher Education Japan University Rankings 2017 methodology explores four key areas: Resources Does the university have the capacity to effectively deliver teaching? The resources area...
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Times Higher Education Japan University Rankings 2017: results
Our new rankings focus on what institutions offer students
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Interview with Baroness O’Neill
The eminent philosopher talks of academics’ vanity, the place of philosophy in a ‘post-truth’ world and her reservations about the TEF
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David Garel Rhys, 1940-2017
Expert who advised policymakers on the automotive industry remembered
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Overpaid and overbearing: UK university staff on management
Three-quarters of respondents are dissatisfied with the people running their institutions
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BPP’s Dutch ownership brings call for scrutiny
All three of England’s for-profit universities owned in Netherlands
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When university staff seethe, blaming the messenger won't cut it
Matthew Reisz discusses the preliminary results of the National Senior Management Survey
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The week in higher education – 30 March 2017
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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How to get your university’s story covered by the media
Richard Garner explores the tactics that communications teams need in a changing media landscape
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UK higher education should go a lot further
Universities must play a major part in the emergence of the new technical education sector envisaged in the chancellor’s recent Budget, says Andy Westwood
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Will I be pipped for my dream university post by the faceless application process?
Applying for an academic job has become such a disengaged process that it is difficult to bring anything to your application to make it stand out, says John Brinnamoor