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10 février 2016

Anti-terror laws risk 'chilling effect' on academic debate – Oxford college head

The Guardian homeBy. The government’s anti-terrorism laws aimed at universities risk having a “chilling effect” on academic debate and a “deadening impact” on research, according to a former director of public prosecutions. More...
10 février 2016

I'm not LMAO at ridiculous emails from my students

The Guardian homeByAnonymous academic. Convoluted excuses and drunken declarations of love can be amusing, but I’m genuinely concerned about young people’s communication skills. More...
9 février 2016

Campaigners condemn Oxford college for keeping Rhodes statue

The Guardian homeBy. Activists pushing for removal of statue of 19th-century imperialist say Oriel College has ‘sold out’ to donors. More...
9 février 2016

The Tab to target graduates with new national site

The Guardian homeBy. News network employs three staff to write content alongside contributions from unpaid students. More...
9 février 2016

Fitbit used to track students' physical activity at Oral Roberts University

The Guardian homeBy. Private school in Tulsa, Oklahoma, says bracelet it uses doesn’t contain GPS tracker but still monitors students at all hours as part of ‘whole person education’. More...
9 février 2016

Cecil Rhodes statue to remain at Oxford after 'overwhelming support'

The Guardian homeBy. Likeness of British imperialist to remain outside Oriel college despite recent Rhodes Must Fall campaign. More...
9 février 2016

Teachers may be giving bad advice on personal statements

The Guardian homeBy. The Sutton Trust finds school students need more accurate advice and warns universities to be open about what they want. More...
9 février 2016

Mindfulness: the craze sweeping through schools is now at a university near you

The Guardian homeBy. Even Cambridge is offering sessions to combat an increase in student stress. But is mindfulness, as some critics insist, just a silly fad. More...
9 février 2016

Why people fall for pseudoscience (and how academics can fight back)

The Guardian homeBy. Ingrained cognitive biases play a role, as does inverted snobbery about educational privilege. But we must battle on, says this scientist. More...
9 février 2016

Truthful university applications: our favourites so far

The Guardian homeBy. The admissions officer of Honest University looks through your truthful personal statements and selects their class of 2016. More...
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