Can post-publication peer review endure?
The process may mean greater scrutiny but is it legally viable?

The process may mean greater scrutiny but is it legally viable?

Tensions remain high as marking boycott over pensions reform continues

Shouts of “scab” and “blackleg” greeted one of our senior academics when he arrived on campus this morning.According to informed sources, Professor Lapping of our Department of Media and Cultural...

Alan Ryan on the parallels between Moocs and the early days of The Open University

Jon Marcus examines the decline of all-female institutions in the West and their rising popularity in the developing world

University leaders must lead the debate on realistic workloads, says Doris Ruth Eikhof

Manchester students criticise ‘flagship’ programme’s lack of alternative perspectives

Learn to recognise and respond to signs of depression and stress. Plus the latest higher education appointments

Arts and Humanities Research CouncilScience in Culture Innovation AwardsAward winner: Charlotte SleighInstitution: University of KentValue: £63,932Metamorphoses: gaming art and science with OvidAward...

Finding ways to engage thousands of people in discussion online is set to change the higher education landscape

Despite a quibble over guides, a personal tour of classical literature delights Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones

Most people receive from the welfare state what they pay in taxes, argues Danny Dorling

Massive open social learning and dynamic assessment on the Open University’s list

Study Group says universities are ‘proactively’ seeking EU expansion

Hefce submissions call for less onerous approach to research assessment