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Articles by Jack Grove
Magical literature professor reflects on the influence of witch trials on contemporary US politics, the Harry Potter novels and dealing with requests for exorcisms
Leading scientists ‘appalled’ to find sham papers have been attributed to them say case against UK-registered publishers is overdue
Blockbuster payout from landmark Oxford-AstraZeneca jab likely to highlight commercial potential of university-led innovation
Cardiff University academic Flint Dibble says the popularity of Netflix show Ancient Apocalypse means non-engagement is no longer possible
Chief executive Susan Lapworth says regulator will ‘respond positively and practically’ to recommendations from highly critical report
Sciences gain ?145 million that would have gone to humanities and social sciences under old system
Rights retention agreement aims to end ‘unhelpful’ model under which universities ‘give IP to publishers and buy access to it in perpetuity’, says Manchester librarian
Former political advisers say frequently used figures to advocate for research funding do not sway government thinking
Funders should review how interviews, eligibility criteria and internal selection policies work against marginalised groups, says study co-funded by Wellcome and Oxford
When her broadcasting career took off in her mid-fifties, Mary Beard became one of Britain’s best-known and most-discussed academics. Jack Grove speaks to the retiring Cambridge classicist about her eventful career, including her run-ins with sexist TV critics, Twitter trolls and Boris Johnson
Former Bank of England deputy governor will replace long-serving president Lee Bollinger
Gay rights champion Robert Wintemute says McGill University’s response to the forced cancellation of his seminar is disappointing
Extraordinary growth in income caused by higher enrolments and post-Brexit fee uplifts bolsters finances of Russell Group institutions
Scientific publisher hopes new credit scheme will reward and incentivise peer review
Covid-19 trials were as well designed, if not better designed, than other, similar medical experiments, finds Oxford study
Mass polls of global scientists could help to debunk myths about extent of division on contested issues
Accusations of plagiarism regarding a sacred medieval book have led to an extraordinary dispute involving online threats and allegations that staff and offices were invented
New Research England head reflects on her roundabout route into academia and the future of research evaluation
Fadlo Khuri, president of the American University of Beirut, explains how his institution has coped with explosions, currency crises and Covid
Cardiff University’s Colin Riordan says disappointing proposed budget for Welsh universities will worsen financial pressures caused by inflation
Times Higher Education journalists name the academics and administrators at the heart of the sector’s biggest debates over the past 12 months
Shadow health secretary backing a Policy Exchange blueprint for growing doctor numbers, including the creation of up to 15 new medical schools
