Oxford to build 2,000 homes to tackle staff housing shortage
University聽chooses 鈥榩rivate sector partner鈥 to deliver project

University聽chooses 鈥榩rivate sector partner鈥 to deliver project

Study of grant funding in Australia suggests that collaboration across STEM and non-STEM divide is not the norm

Researcher hopes showing at United Nations will spur further action to help the most disadvantaged聽artisans

Projects for tackling gender equality in Indian higher education must be extended to the whole system, says Antara Sengupta

Shigeru Miyagawa describes how artificial intelligence could transform teaching and assessment

A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

David聽McKay hopes AI聽might help universities select students with vital 鈥榮oft skills鈥

Ben Higgins enjoys a richly detailed account of the 17th-century Europe鈥檚 鈥榤ost important centre of print鈥

Sarah Peverley thrills to a lavish overview of the strange world of bestiaries

Book of the week: Christopher Phelps assesses a bold but flawed history of one of America鈥檚 great corporations
Working-class scholars feel the bite of class In his opinion article 鈥淐lass is no聽barrier鈥 (30 May), Thomas Boysen Anker describes his path from a working-class background into academia and argues...

Higher education聽is often cast as politically insignificant, but look closer and it is frequently a chip in the highest-stakes game around

The author of聽Licence to be Bad聽on his enduring fascination of how things work and how no one understands what money is

John Shand wrestles with a difficult but intriguing account of the background noise that聽sets the stage for sound

Cait MacPhee enjoys a fascinating tour of our not-too-local neighbourhood