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• Universities union denies Israel motion overstepped mark

  Oct 15 2008:

  Universities union denies exceeding legal powers in asking its members to question their contacts with Israel, following court threat

• Oxbridge interviews: expect the unexpected

  Oct 15 2008:

  Don't be fazed by weird questions - they're there for a reason

• Student numbers up almost 10%

  Oct 15 2008:

  Rate of university applications and acceptances soars in record-breaking year, says Ucas

• Cambridge could lose £11m invested in Icelandic banks

  Oct 15 2008:

  Twelve universities have a total of £77m in the collapsed banks

• Obituary: Irene Bruegel

  Oct 15 2008:

  Obituary: Academic and activist against injustice

• Euthanasia expert banned from making university speech

  Oct 14 2008:

  Queen's University Belfast says views of Dr Philip Nitschke on assisted dying 'not appropriate' for lecture

• Lecturers threaten to sue union over Israel boycott

  Oct 14 2008:

  UCU members demand repayment of funds used to implement boycott

• More universities will have to merge, says Lammy

  Oct 14 2008:

  New higher education minister warns of cutbacks as 12 universities found to have £77m in Icelandic banks

• Watch out: this 'send' button will change your life

  Oct 14 2008:

  Our step-by-step guide to filling in the online Ucas application form. By John Beckett

• The art of personal development planning

  Oct 14 2008:

  To make the most of personal development planning, you need to be able to plan, and you need to develop, which is why many students find it so tricky. says Harriet Swain

• Three steps to help improve access to higher education

  Oct 14 2008:

  We'll only make progress when institutions make solving problems part of what they do, says Kevin Whitston

• A 'top' universities tally is way off target

  Oct 14 2008:

  The really pressing issue is how to breed aspiration to any sort of higher education in pupils, and their parents. who would otherwise have no experience of it, says Fiona Millar

• Uncomfortable truths about wet underwear

  Oct 14 2008:

  Eight men underwent some uncomfortable research, says Marc Abrahams

• Nobel economics prize: And the winner is....

  Oct 13 2008:

  The winner of the Nobel economics prize has just been announced, and it's something of a surprise

• World's largest ever longitudinal study of households launched

  Oct 13 2008:

  Government-funded study will allow social scientists to research vital issues facing communities in Britain

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