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Arizona State University is thinking big - and it isn't expecting trouble attracting students. By Joanna Walters
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Jul 24 2008:
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Jul 24 2008:
Researchers using search engines are in danger of mistaking information for knowledge, says John Tarrant
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Jul 22 2008:
Will western academics be lured to one of the world's richest universities despite its strict conservatism? David Cohen reports
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Jul 21 2008:
Gordon Brown signs up to a new exchange scheme for British and Israeli academics during his trip to Israel
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Jul 14 2008:
Mergers between black and white universities in South Africa have been "difficult and messy" and distracted attention from expanding student numbers, the country's vice-chancellors believe
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Jun 11 2008:
Bill Rammell today hit back at claims by the Israeli ambassador that British universities are hotbeds of extremism
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Jun 11 2008:
The British Council will need to find cheaper ways of teaching in the future, auditors say. Jessica Shepherd reports
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Jun 9 2008:
Obama may not only be the first black president but the first president to get there thanks to the student vote, says John Sutherland
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Jun 8 2008:
With only six million university places at stake, the results can spell the difference between poverty and plenty, reports Jason Burke in Beijing
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Jun 3 2008:
Donald Macleod on what the appointment of Yale provost Andrew Hamilton might promise for Oxford
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May 31 2008:
US state department withdraws Fulbright scholarships from seven Palestinian students
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May 29 2008:
Legal advice received last year after previous attempts to boycott Israeli academics and institutions suggested that a boycott would be discriminatory and illegal
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May 27 2008:
What will be the key issues at the University and College Union's second annual congress? Francis Beckett reports
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May 27 2008:
Keen to develop its higher education, Qatar has enticed US universities to set up stall in its capital city. Ian Wylie reports
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May 22 2008:
Bologna process to harmonise European university education could lead to a fall in applications, report warns
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