Students denied housing benefit
THOUSANDS of full-time students have failed in a bid to receive housing benefit following a decision by the Housing Benefit Review Board. More than 3,000 students swamped Oxford City Council with...
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Governors make a comeback
Half of the Association of Colleges' former board of governors are standing for re-election, after a vote of no confidence in February forced a mass resignation. The 18-member Board was forced to...
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Fraud squad investigates colleges
SOUTH Wales police fraud squad says it is launching an investigation into a number of further and higher education colleges. Detective inspector Tony Neale said the enquiries would focus on grant...
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Baroness secures British Council chair
Baroness Kennedy QC has been elected as the first woman to chair the British Council. She was selected from over 100 applicants for the post to take over from Sir Martin Jacomb, who retires in August...
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Prove we are not a 'poor relation', says adviser
An historic peace deal and the long-awaited go-ahead for a new campus promise exciting times for Ulster's higher and futher education. Ulster University is challenging the government to prove that it...
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Easter egg on face
Bradford University's head of publicity wins this week's prize for enthusiasm at work. Having arrived early on Tuesday morning, Sue Coffey was surprised to find that the cleaners were not about....
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Fiddle sticks
(Photograph) - Scotland's Gordon Mensies, left, is challenged by England's James Ogden in a hockey match in the British Universities Games held this week at Ulster University
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Ulster call for government help
An historic peace deal and the long-awaited go-ahead for a new campus promise exciting times for Ulster's higher and futher education. Ulster's chancellor, Julia Neuberger, has called on government...
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Youthful hope springs from Belfast
An historic peace deal and the long-awaited go-ahead for a new campus promise exciting times for Ulster's higher and futher education. Readers of the massively detailed document that emerged last...
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Ulster sets up business database for the border
An historic peace deal and the long-awaited go-ahead for a new campus promise exciting times for Ulster's higher and futher education. Ireland's economically depriv-ed border region is to be boosted...
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Bain adopts simple solution
An historic peace deal and the long-awaited go-ahead for a new campus promise exciting times for Ulster's higher and futher education. At Queen's University, Belfast, a new broom is sweeping all...
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Postgrads pinpoint study gaps
Nearly half of former PhD students believe their research training should have been more structured, while four out of ten research council postgraduates would have liked more training to prepare...
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Moo-vers and shakers
(Photograph) - The Scottish Agricultural College provides vital research into BSE and dairy cattle in general north of the border and is a lifeline for the highly pressurised farming community,...
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Tokyo gives budget boost to scientists
Government funds for Japanese research will increase by almost 5 per cent during the 1998-99 financial year as the country implements its five-year plan to increase spending on scientific research by...
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MP protests at York lab move
MP Charles Clark has urged agriculture secretary Jack Cunningham to resist civil servants' recommendations to close the agriculture ministry's Central Science Laboratory at Norwich and transfer its...