The university said the changes are 'among the most significant' in its 145-year history

The mass closure of university courses is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the unravelling of Scottish culture today, says Neil Mackay

Languages and music departments to close despite strikes and protests but university insists it has addressed staff concerns in revised plans

Lecturers and support staff say the action by the UCU, the EIS and Unison on Thursday will effectively close the university.

As a professor at the Ivy League school, Kate Manne has known many, many victims. There’s a palpable feeling on campus, she writes, that this is big.

The university has continued to argue staff cuts are needed to make ends meet. But a growing cash balance has raised questions about the need for more redundancies, and whether it qualifies for millio...

Members of the University and College Union (UCU) at the University of Edinburgh today (Monday) start five-weeks of strikes in a dispute over £140million cuts and compulsory redundancies. The strike f...

Foreign secretary will tell party’s conference ‘we are not here to accept the status quo but to change it’

Learners left unable to graduate or progress by ‘last resort’ industrial action

Members of the University and Colleges Union are walking out in part of a long-running dispute over job and course cuts.

YOU’VE surely heard of Sherlock Holmes, but what of The Land Of Mist? Over a century after his creation, Arthur Conan Doyle’s deerstalker-clad…

China Miéville’s first solo novel in over a decade is part Lovecraft, part le Carré—and quintessentially weird.

I didn’t know this until years later, but I first encountered Montague Rhodes James on Saturday 28 June 1980 at 10.30pm.  The BBC did my generation the lasting service of showing horror double bill…

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Unprecedentedly long strikes at Nottingham, Edinburgh and Dundee could be the shape of things to come, observers say

Register of British Slave Traders shows clergymen financed company that trafficked enslaved Africans on hundreds of voyages

Nick Hulbert-Williams argues that what looks like low morale and change fatigue in HE may really be a crisis of belonging

Initiative comes amid growing concern among employers about young people’s readiness for workplace