Fawcett turned full on
On August 11 1994 the world-famous Fawcett Library, in the basement of London Guildhall University's Calcutta House, came within four minutes of "major mould". Heavy rainfall that stopped tube trains...
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Procedure quibbles fail to halt pay talks
Further education employers and the two leading unions in the sector are to resume pay negotiations in spite of recent accusations that national procedures have been breached. Last week Natfhe, the...
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Scottish students to go still higher
The expansion of higher education is driving other changes in education and training, according to the Edinburgh University's centre for educational sociology. Its Scottish Young People's Survey...
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Director makes job U-turn
Southampton Institute is seeking redundancies just days after director David Leyland, publicly assured staff that their jobs were safe. The U-turn comes as the institute's Natfhe branch released a...
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Scots push own strengths
The Government's Technology Foresight programme must be tailored to Scottish needs, according to a discussion meeting of industrialists and academics organised by the Royal Society of Edinburgh....
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AUT brushes up Euro lobby
The Association of University Teachers is to ask staff with expertise to monitor European programmes and report back to the Commission on their effectiveness. The move follows an AUT seminar on...
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Mistress carpenter: Filiz Civale-Uyar from the Visual and Islamic Arts Department of the Prince of Wales Institute of Architecture
(Photograph) - Mistress carpenter: Filiz Civale-Uyar, an MA graduate from the Visual and Islamic Arts Department of the Prince of Wales Institute of Architecture, shows off carvings inspired by...
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Research councils give Foresight response
A Pounds 10 million bioinformatics research programme, innovation as a business process and the interaction of genetics and environment in determining health are among the initiatives the six...
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Eyes and nays
End of an era at the Open University, with the passing of the final cohort of students on the Personality, development and learning option in the school of education. With no mention of Hans Eysenck...
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Mount mounties
The latest celebrations for Aberdeen University's quincentenary involved sponsored teams on the peak of each of the 7 Munros (Scottish mountains more than 3,000 feet) last month. On the same day, a...
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Bread and butter
Labour's higher education spokesman Bryan Davies was pleased to find no sign of the high life some used to associate with the Student Loans Company - although he came away from a recent visit feeling...
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Ta-ra Tarango
Higher Education As An Aid to Sporting Behaviour No 2: Jeff Tarango, the American tennis player who self-destructed so spectacularly on court at Wimbledon, was formerly a student at Stanford...
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Gobbled Gaelic
Dundee University is searching for a postgraduate native Gaelic speaker to salvage its project to develop a Gaelic-speaking computer. Dundee's MicroCentre, world famous for its communication systems...
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RUC-tions
Are you a retired officer of the Royal Ulster Constabulary? How about whiling away those idle hours by doing a spot of lifelong learning in East London. There, in the heart of Docklands, you can feel...
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Gift of the gab
Chris Masters has fanned the flames of traditional emnity between Glasgow and Edinburgh. The two cities were bitter rivals for the recent title of City of Architecture, and Dr Masters, chairman of...