Nature journal ‘playing with fire’ over fee for fast-track review
150 editors at Nature Publishing Group’s Scientific Reports to resign if the option to jump the publication queue becomes permanent
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Does politics matter? Answers on a beer mat, please
University of Sheffield project to leave 4,000 coasters in bars to gather data on public attitudes to politics and democracy
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Let’s be serious about academic freedom
Extravagant claims for the right of scholars to say almost anything endanger support for the principle, says Martyn Hammersley
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Solving the Strategy Delusion: Mobilizing People and Realizing Distinctive Strategies, by Marc Stigter and Cary Cooper
Managers remain in thrall to bad ideas about how to run companies, learns Helga Drummond
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The Invaders: How Humans and Their Dogs Drove Neanderthals to Extinction, by Pat Shipman
A lupine alliance may have helped Homo sapiens to beat the competition, says Simon Underdown
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Salford staff to strike over sackings
UCU claims two members may have been targeted for ‘role in union’
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Charlie Hebdo academic conference ‘cancelled’
But Queen’s University Belfast says issue is not related to academic freedom and organisers failed to complete necessary risk assessment
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Megan Dunn elected next NUS president
Former vice-president promises to focus on tackling cost of living crisis
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Slay peer review ‘sacred cow’, says former BMJ chief
Peer review is a sacred cow that is ready to be slain, a former editor-in-chief of the British Medical Journal has said
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Droughts force change at California campuses
By Kaitlin Mulhere, for Inside Higher Ed
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Student poll: campus vote swings from yellow to Green
Survey assesses the voting intentions of 13,000 students
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SNP to back lower tuition fees in England
The Scottish National Party has pledged to support Labour’s proposed reduction of tuition fees in England to £6,000.
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Stefan Grimm death prompts questions for Imperial president
The president of Imperial College London has spoken directly about the suicide of Stefan Grimm for the first time in public.
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King's expansion 'will create blander London'
Plans by King’s to demolish historic buildings in a multimillion pound redevelopment of its Strand campus have been criticised by a conservation group