Barcelona now turns to Socrates
Two universities in north-east Spain reflect on the successor to Erasmus. Rebecca Warden reports from Catalonia. Socrates, the successor to Erasmus, is to be launched formally in Paris on Monday....
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Sex splits science jobs
Massive redundancies in higher education and research in east Germany since unification have particularly hit women's jobs in natural sciences and engineering. Marion Bimmler, chairwoman of the staff...
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Jailed rector released in Macedonia
Fadilj Sulejmani, rector of the illegal Albanian-language University of Tevoto, has been released from prison in Macedonia after payment of bail of more than Pounds 45,454. He had been in custody for...
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Women in graduate studies rule roost
Women now outnumber men among Australian postgraduate students and are rapidly approaching numerical equality on higher degree courses obtained through research and coursework. Figures from the...
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Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from the high point of what has been called "the poetical history of man-kind": "Wherever Krishna, the lord of yoga, and Partha, the bowman, are, I believe that there too...
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Speaking Volumes: Essays on the 'Welfare State'
Hilary Rose on Richard Titmuss's Essays on the 'Welfare State' . I suspect, like a number of women of my generation and class background, having a "career", let alone becoming an academic, was more...
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Finding the right Nietzsche in life
Nietzsche
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Great stories, real lives
The Power of the Story
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Gunshots in a private battle
Ezra Pound as Critic
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Laying out the letter of the lore
Eric Gill - The Visible Word
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Loose canon
Literature and Revolution in England 1640-1660
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Naked, simple, civilised: reinventing thepast
The Image of Antiquity
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Chapter and verse on a sterling poet
Ezra Pound