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I’d like to be a great lecturer, but I don’t think theory divorced from classroom context will make me one. More...

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While US activists have been stepping up pressure on galleries and museums funded by the Sacklers, the issue has also cast a shadow over their activities in the UK. More...

We initially struggled to get through to the company (impressively, founded in 1689), but after we finally made contact it immediately put its hands up. More...

With science, IT and archaeology among subjects heavily funded by the EU, leaving with no deal would be cataclysmic, say universities. More...

We don’t have long to get our act together on climate change, according to a UN report released earlier this month. In the next 12 years, we need to reverse the trend of Earth’s increasing temperature or face drought, floods and extreme heat – and devastating knock-on effects felt by all life on the planet. More...

The wife of a British academic charged with spying in the United Arab Emirates has urged the government to state that he is innocent of the charges. More...

It is not transphobic to investigate this area from a range of critical perspectives, say 54 academics who are also concerned about proposed changes to the Gender Recognition Act. More...