We talk to the digital publishing specialist about bringing historical figures to life, including the founder of the Pearly Kings and Queens, and how to eat lychees
We talk with the Royal Academy of Engineering Silver Award winner about impactful research, encouraging young women into science and how engineering is not just about an oily rag and a spanner
The founder of The Huffington Posttells us how much sleep deprivation impacts on students¡¯ well-being and how it could account for Donald Trump¡¯s idiosyncratic election campaign
The former Cabinet minister on listening to jazz pianist Art Tatum, ambitions to be Stirling Moss, and how we shouldn¡¯t view all politicians as crooks
We talk to the glaciologist about how it feels to have a glacier named after him and the chances of a catastrophic sea-level rise resulting from climate change
We talk to the poet-academic about the expanding UK presence in international poetry, the value of creative writing courses and the pain of reading online
We talk to the former coalition government minister about the Liberal Democrats¡¯ tuition fees U-turn and how Westminster can be an isolating work environment
The University of Glasgow vice-principal talks about her journey from studying under communism in Poland to the senior leadership team of a UK university
The multiple Paralympic gold medallist and now university chancellor reveals her excitement about graduation ceremonies and her sleeplessness over Daleks
On 25 October it will be the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt. Ahead of the commemoration, we talk to an Agincourt expert about its continued historical significance
We talk to the director of the Egypt Exploration Society about mummies, whether university is right for everyone and his one-time ambition to play guitar for Radiohead
The former England rugby league captain and double university graduate talks higher education and life after sport. Plus the latest higher education appointments
The new Russell Group chair on the looming spending review, criticism of elite universities and their leaders, and cycling from one end of the country to the other