Security agency’s alert highlights rising compliance pressures in sensitive research areas

A newly identified dog name in an 18th Dynasty Egyptian tomb may refer to Anubis, the god of the underworld.

The self-defined 'race realist', the first person to publicly accuse Jason Arday of plagiarism, is alleged to have broken Belgium's anti-discrimination law

James Orr had a postgrad cover approximately seven lectures, allegedly without the Divinity Faculty’s knowledge

The Migration Museum is seeking a Contemporary Art Curator to join their team on a part-time basis. Application deadline: 18 October 2026.

The Royal Historical Society invites applications for its First Book Prize, 2027 and Early Career Article Prize, 2027. The call for submissions opened on Monday 28 September 2026 and runs to Monday 14...

Family Estrangement Has Been Complicated for Centuries

Distrust is pervasive in higher ed, and it partners with competition to make too many of us miserable.

Fallout over differential university fees suggestion continues, amid suggestions that the Russell Group head is saying the quiet part out loud

Come join us for this annual workshop in which participants present research in progress on Arabic history writing.

Ravenser Odd was an island at the mouth of the Humber estuary between the 1230s and 1350s. During its brief, dramatic, life it became a Royal Borough, with the result that many of its records have been preserved centrally. Ravenser Odd’s manorial ...

Until debate on universities foregrounds their core purposes, their woes will deepen, says Margot Finn