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Tributes paid to ¡®most influential Irish historian of his generation¡¯

Matthew Reisz on the guiding principles that help to make a good book review

Anthony Abraham Jack¡¯s new book distinguishes two kinds of under-represented students and sets out what universities need to do if they truly want to recruit the most disadvantaged students. Matthew Reisz writes

Matthew Reisz considers the work of researchers who have shed light on the ¡®invisibility¡¯ of social class in US universities

Frans de Waal, the biologist and primatologist and author most recently of , on the lure of , getting inside animal¡¯s minds and in-group/out-group behaviour in

Matthew Reisz meets an expert on tracking the movements of animals which are sometimes fierce and virtually impossible to catch  

Matthew Reisz on two students of fashion design who have created winning portfolios inspired by the British Library¡¯s archives

Two Syrian academics travel to London to seek outside support for universities

Joshua Harmon¡¯s savage play, Admissions, brings to London its tangled emotions unleashed by diversity policies

Northumbria historian discusses how her research has informed her advocacy and the abuse she has suffered for her campaigning

The author on vampires, romantic fantasies, economic fantasies and the importance of feminist anger